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KABUL, Afghanistan (16/01/25) - A boy rides a horse at Qargha Lake, a lakeside resort popular among residents of the city.

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April 20 Photojournalism Pioneer online now

April 20, 2016 at 12:54 pm

In the final publication of the year, photojournalism students were asked to submit some of their favourite photos of the school year. As well, the written work of first-year students[…]

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March 17th Photojournalism Pioneer is online now

March 17, 2016 at 12:51 pm

The final edition of The Pioneer by second-year photojournalism students is online now. Congratulations for a job well done! March17PhotojournalismPioneer Related posts: Art workshops offered monthly Mohawk blockade of CN[…]

BELLEVILLE, Ont (08/03/16) Esegent Lemma leads a march supporting women's rights during an event on International Women's Day. Lemma is inspired by her adoptive grandmother, Mieke Thorne, who had this to say: " I never was a feminist; I did what I wanted to do. I stayed home with my children. That was my choice. But at the same time, I’ve learned along the way that women in the rest of the world don’t have that freedom and my heart aches". Photo byElliott Gould

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March 10 Photojournalism Pioneer

March 10, 2016 at 2:39 pm

A riveting story, photos and video about two Afghan families who have been devastated by a bombing there. On a lighter note, Freezin’ for a Reason raises nearly $8,000 for[…]

BELLEVILLE, Ont. (22/09/15) - Chef Karin Desveaux teaches her class the ins and outs of sauces at Loyalist College. Desveaux's believes her ability to "stay calm and not raise [her] voice to the students" is one of her most important qualities as a teacher and a chef. Photo by Nakita Krucker

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March 3 Photojournalism Pioneer online now

March 7, 2016 at 12:13 pm

Opinions on gender parity on International Women’s Day, the Kingston cat show and the World U19 Floorball championships in Belleville are all part of this week’s Pioneer. For these stories,[…]

BELLEVILLE, Ont. (02/06/16) – Sara Piana Yafu, the 19-year-old rookie on the Lancers volleyball team, has taken the college athletics scene by storm. Off the court, she is a quiet bubbly person, but when she plays, her aggressiveness comes out. Photo by Marissa Tiel

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February 11 Photojournalism Pioneer

February 11, 2016 at 4:33 pm

Take a look at this week’s photojournalism Pioneer, which includes everything from a profile on a volleyball player at Loyalist to the controversy over the casino in Belleville. Go to:[…]

KINGSTON (02/03/16) – With only seconds remaining in the game, Loyalist Lancers head coach Ryan Barbeau (right) and assistant coach Jim Barbeau (centre) try to rally the troops for one last push in Kingston Wednesday night. The Lancers would lose a close game to the St. Lawrence College Vikings 67–60. Photo by Nick Tardif

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February 4 Photojournalism Pioneer

February 5, 2016 at 10:13 am

Read about the Lancers basketball teams and their tough losses in Kingston Wednesday night. See a multi-media story on a Korean War veteran and the losses he suffered. For these[…]

BLOOMFIELD, Ont. - A large crowd of 550 people gathered at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Friday night to see the Watoto Children's choir perform. Every child in the choir has lost at least one parent to HIV/AIDS, war or poverty. Photo by Taylor Bertelink

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Jan. 28 Photojournalism Pioneer

January 28, 2016 at 2:41 pm

The Watoto Children’s Choir, motorsport racing in Brighton and humane society news. Read about these stories, photos and more in this week’s photojournalism Pioneer. jan28photojournalismpioneer Related posts: Bite[…]

KABUL, Afghanistan (16/01/09) - Twelve-year-old Khan Mohammed's father was shot in the head and killed during fighting between Taliban and government forces in Sangin, Helmand Province, in early January 2016. His uncle says he cries at night because he's afraid the Taliban are coming. Photo by Zachary Prong

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Jan. 21, 2016 Photojournalism Pioneer

January 21, 2016 at 2:34 pm

Today is the first issue for the 2016 season of the Loyalist photojournalism Pioneer. Along with many stories and photos from around the community, two photojournalism students went to Afghanistan[…]

After an incident deemed “friendly fire” in Iraq, Sgt. Andrew Joseph Doiron was driven down the Highway of Heroes following a repatriation ceremony. Canadians gathered to pay respect to the family by waving flags and saluting the passing procession. Present on Nov. 3 were citizens from all around Ontario. Veterans, fire departments, police, ambulance attendants and citizens bundled up along the route from CFB Trenton to Toronto. Photo by Daniel Luk

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Photojournalism Pioneer, March 18, 2015

March 18, 2015 at 3:44 pm

Today is the final edition of The Pioneer for this semester. Our second-year graduating students are heading off to internships before pursuing their careers. Today’s Pioneer is photos only, including[…]

PICTON – Paul Lennerton (right) and Andrew Lennerton (left), brothers from Ajax Ont., enjoy an hour of shirtless fishing. Photo by Graeme Murphy, Loyalist Photojournalism.

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Photojournalism Pioneer, Feb. 10, 2015

March 16, 2015 at 9:24 am

Last month, the presidents of Ontario’s colleges drafted a stand-alone policy about sexual assault and sexual violence on campus. The Liberal Party of Canada hopes to balance safety and security[…]

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