Don’t abolish Senate, according to some at Loyalist College
By Sophie Dudley and Brendan Burke BELLEVILLE – Federal NDP Leader Tom Mulcair says he hasn’t met a single person in favour of preserving the Senate – but at Loyalist College,[…]
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Poverty in the Belleville area is an ongoing problem. The poverty rate isn’t improving, if anything it’s only increasing, and Belleville statistically has one of the highest rates of poverty[…]
Live: What would legalized marijuana in Canada look like?
Later this year, Canadians will be heading to the polls for the next federal election. Justin Trudeau and the Liberals have said they are in favor of legalizing marijuana as a[…]
Councillor Jack Miller talks about Bulls departure
By Samantha Reed BELLEVILLE – City councillor Jack Miller was the first to announce publicly that the Belleville Bulls will be moving cities. A little more than a week later,[…]
Council split on Mayor’s Implementation Team debate
By Mo Cranker BELLEVILLE – Belleville city council has voted to add Coun. Kelly McCaw to the Mayor’s Implementation Team, but shot down a motion to expand the team to[…]
Former mayor refuses to blame Bulls loss on anyone
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News in 90 – March 10, 2015
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Belleville council does away with controversial velvet rope
By John R. Moodie BELLEVILLE – The blue velvet rope sectioning off Belleville’s city councils chamber from the public viewing gallery has come down. The rope proved to be contentious. It first[…]
Bylaw may restrict heavy trucks from driving on Cannifton Road
By Samantha Reed BELLEVILLE – Heavy truck drivers may soon have to find an alternative route to taking Cannifton Road. During Monday night’s municipal council meeting, a bylaw was addressed restricting large[…]
Plans for Belleville council online broadcasting put on hold
By John R. Moodie BELLEVILLE – People hoping to watch Belleville city council online are going to have to wait a little longer. Council voted to put off the decision Monday afternoon[…]
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