March 3 Photojournalism Pioneer online now
Opinions on gender parity on International Women’s Day, the Kingston cat show and the World U19 Floorball championships in Belleville are all part of this week’s Pioneer. For these stories,[…]
Lancers remember a boy who touched their hearts
By Callie Jackson BELLEVILLE – Loyalist Lancers athletes were shocked and saddened to hear of the death of 11-year-old Thomas Martin this week. Thomas, of Belleville, died after a two-year[…]
Highway 401 lanes reopened after accident cleanup
By Sean Cann-Sheppard BELLEVILLE – A Kingston-area stretch of Highway 401 eastbound has been reopened after being closed much of the day and causing long traffic backups. The Frontenac OPP tweeted at[…]
91X newscast – Thursday, March 3, 2016, 4 p.m.
BELLEVILLE – Nick Ogden brings you the latest news on the reopening of eastbound Highway 401 lanes, the Shafia family’s fight for a new trial and a status update on[…]
Dukes wrap up regular season, tangle with Tigers in playoffs
By Brock Ormond WELLINGTON – As it has each February and March of the last 27 years, Prince Edward County’s beloved Junior A hockey team is getting set for its playoff[…]
91X Newscast – Thursday, March 3, 2016, 3 p.m.
BELLEVILLE – Nick Ogden brings the latest updates on reactions to Thomas Martin’s death, student visits to Gleaners food bank, and comments made by Mitt Romney about Donald Trump. No[…]
Mixed reviews from Loyalist students for free-tuition plan
By Selena Steele-Clough BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College students have mixed feelings about the Ontario Liberal government offering free post-secondary tuition for low-income families. According to the Ontario budget released last week,[…]
Concerns about the future of Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf
By Stephanie Clue BELLEVILLE – Is the school going to stay open? That’s the question many parents are asking about Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf. Concerns have been raised recently[…]
91X newscast – Thursday, March 3, 2016, 1 p.m.
BELLEVILLE – Nick Ogden brings you the latest updates, including an Ontario first-degree murder case, international news regarding Syria and a Kingston 401 closure. No related posts.
Waterfowl – and watchers – return to Presqu’ile Park
By Brendan Burke BELLEVILLE – For years, waterfowl and birdwatchers alike have flocked to Presqu’ile Provincial Park in big numbers. For Friends of Presqu’ile Park, the return of geese, ducks[…]
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