Loyalist students win national media awards
By Michael Sukut BELLEVILLE – A number of media students at Loyalist College are walking away with some hardware after being recognized as national award winners. Students from the Interactive[…]
Belleville Dragon Boat Club gearing up for first race of the season
By Evan Doherty and Ryan Peddigrew BELLEVILLE – The team at Belleville Dragon Boat Club is getting ready for its first competition of the season at Waterfront Cultural and Ethnic[…]
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Report on MMIW sparks conversations on inequality towards Indigenous women
By Sarah Cooke BELLEVILLE – The uncomfortable truths laid out by the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women cannot be ignored, according to a Loyalist College educator. “It’s[…]
Toddler in stable condition after being found unresponsive
By Max Reid BELLEVILLE – The Criminal Investigative branch of the Belleville police is investigating after two-year-old child was found unresponsive in a Pine Street residence Tuesday morning. The child was[…]
Record-breaking rainfall causing problems for local businesses
By Logan Somers BELLEVILLE – Belleville continues to have a run of bad luck with rain, flooding and rising waters along the Bayshore trail and it’s having an impact on[…]
CFB Trenton welcomes New Deputy Wing Commander
By Brock Butler BELLEVILLE – Members of 8 Wing Trenton’s Deputy Wing Commander Branch watched as Lieutenant-Colonel Jennifer Kennedy became their new Deputy Wing Commander Monday. Kennedy replaces Lieutenant-Colonel Andre[…]
Police services partner to run for Special Olympics on Wednesday
By Brock Butler BELLEVILLE – For the 50th anniversary of the Special Olympics, the Port Hope Police Service and Cobourg Police Service will partner to participate in this year’s annual[…]
Layoffs scheduled for Algonquin & Lakeshore school board
By Max Reid NAPANEE – Teachers and support staff rallied outside of the Algonquin & Lakeshore Catholic District School Board in Napanee on Tuesday to protest government funding cuts that will[…]
Green New Deal town hall attracts young voters to the climate discussion
By Sarah Cooke BELLEVILLE – More than 40 people attended a Green New Deal town hall Monday night with several young people in attendance to discuss ideas for a greener[…]
Flooding forces pop-up businesses to move
By Logan Somers For the past couple of weeks, Belleville, like much of Ontario, has faced the wrath of Mother Nature with tons of rain and ongoing flooding. Day after[…]
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