Working together in collaborative partnership, Kingston Gets Active is a dedicated team that strives to mobilize communities to increase the number of accessible active opportunities. Although 52% of KFL&A residents are already active, the goal of Kingston Gets Active is to promote, encourage, and support a larger number of citizens to be active on a regular basis, and enjoy the many health benefits that come from being physically active! Search our database of active places.
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Affordable Recreation for Lower-Income Families: One Application = Three Opportunities
The Municipal Fee Assistance Program helps make Kingston Municipal and Community Recreation programs as well as Kingston Transit more affordable for Kingstonians in low-income households. Through one application, eligible applicants can access: The reduced–cost monthly transit pass for one year … Continue reading

Volunteer to be an Ambassador
Kingston Gets Active is a dedicated group working together to promote physical activity in Kingston. We invite you to join us to be a volunteer KGA Ambassador. A variety of roles are available to match your interests, abilities, and time. … Continue reading

COMMUNITY-Wide Physical Activity Pass is back in its 7th Year
Effective November 1st, all grade 5 and 9 students from all local schools will get free access to participating facilities at designated times. Kingston Gets Active (KGA) is the coalition spearheading this city-wide program aimed at getting students active. “We’re lucky … Continue reading

Pedometer Lending Program
Kingston residents who want to get a move on can now measure their progress with the help of the pedometer lending program that has been set up at local libraries. Pedometers, which count the wearer’s steps during physical activity, can … Continue reading

Get Active with Walk On!
Volunteer led walks provide a safe, free, and social atmosphere for people of all ages to increase their physical activity. No registration required. Accessible to mobility disabilities. Walk On can be your first step to a healthier you. Call 613-549-1232, … Continue reading

















