Beef recall in Ontario
By Catherine Coleman The Ontario Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Arlene King, has issued a warning to the public to avoid certain beef products due to possible E. Coli[…]
Former NHLer now victims’ rights advocate
By Tyler Renaud Peterborough – Victims of child abuse need more support and education to avoid emotional and psychological problems down the road, Sheldon Kennedy, a former NHL star who now[…]
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New hotline provides support for college students
October is a month of midterms for most post-secondary students. To help students deal with this stress Ontario is launching a new mental health help Line at 1-866-925-5454 for college[…]
Transit strike could impact on Loyalist students
By: Matthew Blair Classrooms may look empty after Loyalist College returns from its fall study week Oct. 21. With a Belleville transit strike looming, some students may be stuck[…]
Ontario bans youth tanning
By Erin Stewart People in Ontario under the age of 18 will no longer be able to use tanning beds. The Skin Cancer Prevention Act was passed yesterday at Queen’s[…]
Students benefit from Loyalist bursaries
By: Matthew Blair Millions of dollars in bursaries go unused in Canada each year. These financial awards are meant for students to help supplement their post-secondary education. According to an[…]
Loyalist College Bancroft graduation
By Alisa Howlett Bancroft can now welcome a group of potential future employees into its workforce. Loyalist College awarded 86 diplomas and certificates to 80 graduates on Oct. 3[…]
School bus and crossing guard safety month
By Alisa Howlett Ronnie Lucas has had many close encounters with speeding traffic. Lucas, a crossing guard at Bridge Street West and Ritchie Avenue has been at this post for[…]
Red card marketing in the red
By Amanda Lorbetski The Red Cards are rolling out at Loyalist College, but few students are taking notice. These free pocket-sized pamphlets summarize local support services for youth ages 12[…]
Trenton family’s plea for help has gone viral
By Shelby Wye A local Trenton family is trying to locate their globetrotting son – but not to bring him back home. “If he wants to carry on over in[…]
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