Doctor recruitment hits goal; waiting list continues
By Jennifer Bowman Quinte West has reached its goal for the doctor recruitment program but that doesn’t mean waiting lists are a thing of the past. Dr. Glenn Griffin has[…]
Candidates square off during debate at Empire Theatre
Six of the seven candidates for Prince Edward-Hasting riding went head-to-head Monday night at the Empire Theatre in Belleville as the Ontario provincial election heats up. Voters will go to[…]
Live, interactive healthcare forum led by Loyalist College nursing program
Students and faculty of the Loyalist College Nursing Program are hosting a one-hour live, interactive event on Thursday Sept. 29, 2011, starting at 10 a.m. The student will be fielding[…]
Good jobs improve healthcare, says McGuinty
Premier Dalton McGuinty came to Belleville to talk about healthcare. Wheelchair athlete Rick Hansen in town to talk about his new fundraising and awareness campaign about spinal cord injuries. Loyalist[…]
Platform is environmentally-friendly and so are the signs
By Leah Vandenberg Campaign signs pegged into the ground on lawns and street corners are a big give away that an election is upcoming. But what happens to the signs[…]
Support staff strike fails to dampen registrations at Loyalist, says president
By Renée Rodgers The Ontario-wide college support-staff strike hasn’t discouraged students from registering at Loyalist College, says the school’s president. Maureen Piercy she doesn’t expect enrollment to the school to[…]
OPP continue to search for missing Queen’s student
91x News Sept. 23 The OPP continue to search for missing Queen’s student Matt Simms. The provincial candidates met for a debate in Trenton last night, heavily focused on the[…]
OPP continue to search for missing Queen's student
91x News Sept. 23 The OPP continue to search for missing Queen’s student Matt Simms. The provincial candidates met for a debate in Trenton last night, heavily focused on the[…]
Support staff happy to be back
By Christine Hosler Loyalist College’s support workers are happy to be off the picket line and back to work after an 18-day strike that started the 2011 school year. “I’m[…]
Tories criticized for crime act
By Kyle Mumford The Safe Streets and Communities Act that has been introduced by the Tory government is being met with a lot of opposition for its outlook on crime[…]
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