By Renka Gesingwith photography by Bernard Clark Dr. Danielle Kain faces death most days. But she loves caring for her patients through her chosen speciality. “Palliative care is helping people live as well as possible for as long as possible in a way that reflects and values who they are as a person.” Danielle takes […]
By Bill Hutchins with photography by Ian MacAlpine Krishna Burra is a lifelong educator who experienced a trial by fire when he first assumed the top leadership role within the Kingston-area public school system. As society was starting to shut down at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Krishna was thrust into a new realm […]
By Tracy Weaverwith photography by Bernard Clark If anyone is living the life they’ve always felt called to live, it’s Diane Black. The Kingston artist, known for her paintings, drawings and especially the expressive, character-driven clay sculptures she brings to life, is doing exactly what she herself was created to do. “Is there anything about […]
