Loyalist alumni bringing the Grey Cup to Belleville
By Katie Perry BELLEVILLE– The Grey Cup will be coming to town thanks to Ottawa Red Blacks video operator Braun Gheller who is a graduate of Loyalist College. Gheller is a[…]
Local vigil Thursday in response to Quebec shootings
By Joey Carin and Madeleine Villa BELLEVILLE – In the wake of the Quebec shooting, the city of Belleville is holding a vigil Thursday evening as a show of solidarity[…]
Connecting students with future employers
By Jessica Clement BELLEVILLE – Employers from across eastern Ontario gathered at Loyalist College this week to find the next generation of workers. Animation student Dustin Bolton made his way[…]
Ahmadiyya Muslim Community holding open house at Belleville library on Saturday
By Martin Allen BELLEVILLE – A Canada-wide campaign to educate people about Islam is coming to the Belleville Public Library this Saturday. The campaign, being put on by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, will[…]
Picton studio provides space for artists to be creative
By Rachel Stark PICTON – Spark Box Studio not only gives artists a place to work, it provides a living space too. Chrissy Poitras and Kyle Topping are co-owners of[…]
Prayer room open at Loyalist College
By Dariya Baiguzhiyeva BELLEVILLE – Loyalist students now have a place for prayers. Loyalist College has provided a temporary room for those wanting to spend some time in prayers or worships. It[…]
NHL star helps local boy after equipment is stolen
By Deanna Fraser BELLEVILLE – After his goalie equipment was stolen last week, 13-year-old Jake Mattice was pleasantly surprised to hear from a National Hockey League star who wanted to help. Wayne Mattice,[…]
Health plan at Loyalist College covers less than other Ontario schools
By Leah Den Hartogh BELLEVILLE – If students at Loyalist College want a larger health-insurance plan it is up to them to work with their student government to get it. The[…]
Social service worker students bundled up to Sleep Out
By Lindsey Harren BELLEVILLE– Loyalist College students were among the many people who slept outside last week to raise awareness about the tolls of homelessness. Students in the social service[…]
Local Alzheimer’s Society offers music to help patients cope
By Martin Allen BELLEVILLE – The Hastings-Prince Edward Alzheimer’s Society is offering iPods to patients, citing the benefits music can have on the brain. Under the Music for Me program,[…]
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