Canadians eat, drink and sing when music sets the tone
By Selena Steele-Clough BELLEVILLE – Canadians are more interested in their food when music is playing. It’s a fact that music adds meaning when eating. Music helps people engage longer[…]
What’s so good about Canadian maple syrup?
By Ashley Clark BELLEVILLE – Maple syrup is a classic Canadian cuisine. Little do people know, the sugary sweet stuff is impressive not only in taste, but in economics, health[…]
Surprising facts about our water consumption
By Isaiah Mawhinney BELLEVILLE – Water is one of Earth’s most natural resources, people will be surprised to find out where it’s used in products other than food and hygiene.[…]
Walking can save your life
By Callie Jackson Belleville – Many people know that walking can help keep you active and healthy however walking also has many more benefits. In a recent study done by[…]
What are you really drinking?
By Charlotte McParland We all sometimes pretend to ignore what’s in our favourite guilty pleasures because that’s exactly what they are. But whether it’s your morning coffee, cocktails with the[…]
Lack of parking on residence sparks debate among students
By Deanna Fraser BELLEVILLE – Some Loyalist College students living in the CLC Upper-Year Townhouse residence are concerned about the lack of parking near the residence. But not everyone who[…]
Mental illness on campuses a concern
By Deanna Fraser As the end of the year approaches for students in post-secondary, stress levels are high and students are beginning to feel overwhelmed and anxious. It is important[…]
LIVE CHAT: Head Lice Controversy
Given the recent controversy in the change in the school policy surrounding head lice, local parents have gathered to create a Facebook petition trying to reverse this decision. We will[…]
LIVE CHAT: Low gas price and the Canadian dollar
Gas in Ontario has been low for a while now. We will be discussing how Canadians are taking advantage of low oil prices, and how low oil prices affect Canadian[…]
New topics in food-safety course offered by health unit
By Selena Steele-Clough BELLEVILLE – Changes have been made to a food-safety training program run by Hastings Prince Edward Public Health. Roberto Almeida, health-protection program manager, talked about the food handler[…]
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