Work permit backlog puts international students in tough spot
By Max Reid BELLEVILLE – Many students at Loyalist College are getting back to work for the summer following their school year, but the same is not true for many of[…]
Protecting Belleville’s drinking water is the main concern as flooding persists
By Alex Mahar BELLEVILLE – Protecting city residents’ drinking-water supply is the main concern when it comes to flooding in Belleville Mayor Mitch Panciuk says. Panciuk held a press conference[…]
Belleville Pride Prom offers a welcoming space for the LGBTQ+ community
By Olivia Waldriff BELLEVILLE – It’s prom time for high-school students in the Belleville area, but for those in the LGBTQ+ community who may not feel comfortable at a traditional[…]
Two drivers charged with stunt driving on Highway 401 in Northumberland
By Brock Butler BELLEVILLE – Drivers who police say were both going more than 60 kilometres an hour above the speed limit on Highway 401 in Northumberland County were charged[…]
Arrest in car theft leads to drug charges
By Brock Butler BELLEVILLE — A report of a stolen car in Belleville’s east end turned out to be a whole lot more for Belleville police on Tuesday. […]
Humans benefit from interspecies communication, like alpacas, says local farmer
By Olivia Waldriff BELLEVILLE – It may sound like something out of a movie but a local alpaca farmer says there is real therapeutic value in talking to animals. Amy[…]
Turtle incubation care units are in season
By Connor Robinson BELLEVILLE – As a lifelong conservationist, Denice Wilkins has been helping Ontario’s native turtle population for the past several years. From late May to early July is[…]
Two types of scams are targeting Ontario businesses
By Logan Somers BELLEVILLE – The OPP are warning businesses of two types of scams targeting them. Police say Ontario businesses and municipalities are being targeted by the “business executive”[…]
Belleville cab companies brace themselves for the possibility of Uber
By Allen Steinberg BELLEVILLE – With Belleville council now taking measures to welcome the possibility of Uber into the city, mainstay cab company Blue Bird Taxi is taking note[…]
Ontario wide cellphone ban in schools starts in 2019-20
By Michael Sukut BELLEVILLE – Spending time in class on your cell phone will soon be a thing of the past in Ontario. A news release from the Ontario government[…]
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