Students think of spring break plans early
By Sarah O. Swenson Although it seems as if the Christmas holidays were only yesterday, many students are already thinking ahead to the approaching spring break. But while the winter[…]
Junior Iron Chef competition and food & beverage show
By Megan Voss The competition was heated inside the kitchen at Loyalist College on Saturday, Feb. 18. Prince Edward Collegiate Institute, Loyalist Collegiate & Vocational Institute and Ernestown Secondary School[…]
Lady Lancers are in the basketball playoffs
By Sarah O. Swenson The Lady Lancers are in the basketball playoffs, but the men are out after their respective win and loss against the Centennial Colts on Friday. The[…]
Belleville Bulls lose to Ottawa 67's Wednesday night
By Thomas Lee Despite outplaying the Ottawa 67’s at Wednesday’s game in Belleville, the Bulls lost 6-4. The Bulls were the more aggressive team throughout the game. They managed to[…]
Outbreaks regular part of flu season
By Sarah Schofield The Hastings and Prince Edward County Health Unit reports that there have been more instances this year of enteric outbreaks which leads to diarrhea and vomiting. Stephanie[…]
Sold out murder mystery dinner to die for
By Sarah Schofield A fake red fingernail, greasy mechanic’s cloth and leftover ring were some of the clues left at the scene of the crime at Friday’s murder mystery dinner[…]
Winter weather environmental effects
By Samantha Cantelon People might not be aware of is how this warm weather is affecting the environment and wildlife. According to Environment Canada, the area received 57.4 centimetres of[…]
Medical marijuana advocates meet over public education
By Kelly Michelle Gagné It’s not the typical crowd you’d expect at a meeting about marijuana. Instead, the crowd is older, men and women ranging between 30 and up, all[…]
Post-secondary schools might move a third of courses online
91X News Feb. 23 A report by Ontario’s ministry of post-secondary education calls for the provinces universities and colleges to move a third of their courses online. Premier Dalton McGuinty[…]
Streetwise healthcare keeps Loyalist alumni busy
Brynn Campbell Word on the street is, health care should be provided to everyone. From hospitals, to a street clinic in Kingston, to the streets of Belleville, there are no[…]
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