Low water level means potential water supply problems
By Gail Paquette Quinte Conservation is asking residents and businesses in the region to reduce their water consumption by 10 per cent. “This includes the watering of plants and lawns[…]
Loyalist College plans new media facility
By Jack Carver The opening of a new integrated newsroom at Loyalist is exciting for Jane Harrison, dean of the school of media, art and design at Loyalist College excited.[…]
Loyalist and Trent teaming up for new journalism program
By Jack Carver Loyalist College is teaming up with Trent University to offer a new degree program in journalism. “It’s been about 10 years in the making,” said Jane Harrison,[…]
Loyalist students need to remain open to those who support them
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Research before action on a plastic bag ban in Belleville
By Tyson Leonard Belleville needs to do research before introducing a ban on plastic bags, says a city councillor. Councillor Jodie Jenkins said he sees the need for getting rid[…]
More ticks means a bigger risk of contracting Lyme disease
By Tyson Leonard View Endemic area for ticks in a larger map> A rise in ticks across the country means a rise in the risk of contracting Lyme disease in[…]
Belleville boaters taking action against city council
By Kristen Oelschlagel Belleville city council could be heading into some rough waters if local boaters take legal action. “It will cost both of us money at the start[…]
King’s Brad Richardson expected to bring Stanley Cup home to Belleville
By Marc Venema Hockey’s top prize may be coming to Belleville. Los Angeles Kings forward and Belleville native Brad Richardson hoisted the Stanley Cup last night after his team beat[…]
King's Brad Richardson expected to bring Stanley Cup home to Belleville
By Marc Venema Hockey’s top prize may be coming to Belleville. Los Angeles Kings forward and Belleville native Brad Richardson hoisted the Stanley Cup last night after his team beat[…]
Working together key to success for Loyalist grads
The unlimited potential of the many Loyalist graduates can be achieved when they work together, Susan McIssac of the United Way, told students and family gathered at the Friday morning convocation.
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