Discrimination shouldn’t be part of airport screening
By Rémy Legé-Jovian Big Brother has moved in. Over the past 10 years, air travel security has slowly tightened the noose, sometimes without us even noticing. In August of 2011,[…]
Policy investigating multiple break-ins from weekend
91X News feb. 21 A Belleville judge is listening to impact statements in superior court today. Belleville police have multiple break and enters on their hands from early Sunday morning[…]
Police raised funds for Special Olympics programs at the Yardmen Arena
By Melchizedek Maquiso Sixteen police officers rounded up the stands Wednesday night at the Yardmen Arena shortly after the opening puck drop between the Belleville Bulls and the Ottawa 67’s.[…]
Animal-assisted therapy program marks 20 years
By Michelle Cochrane The St. John Ambulance therapy dog program is getting “pawsitive” reviews as it celebrates 20 years of service. Dog handler Joyce Fowler has been volunteering within the[…]
Understanding our multiculturalism in Quinte
By Mark Tarnovetsky Although the majority of cultural problems never reach the magnitude of the Shafia killings, Quinte United Immigrant Services has strived to avoid such catastrophes. There are always[…]
Parrott's gift to provide home for people with brain injuries
By Rachel Cohen Pathways to Independence has received a grant for $200,000 from the John M. & Bernice Parrott Foundation. The funds were donated to help the not for profit[…]
Church holds pancake supper to prepare for Lent
By Megan Voss The atmosphere at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church was about as light and fluffy as the pancakes they were making. Traditionally, Shrove Tuesday is the last day before[…]
Student government uses diverse methods to promote election
By Megan Voss The Loyalist College Student Government is trying to get the word out about elections as much as they can. “We’ve got flyers out as well as through[…]
Secondary school skills competition hosted by Loyalist
By Melissa Murray While students are studying, travelling, and taking some time off from Loyalist during reading break, area high school students will labour in a full-day skills competition at[…]
New college promotional campaign aimed at telling its story
By Melissa Murray In the next week and a half, Loyalist will be launching a new series of promotional campaigns to better tell the college’s story. Using 30-second radio spots,[…]
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