Job losses and program cuts hit Loyalist College
By: QNet News Staff BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College is cutting jobs and suspending several program intakes as it attempts to deal with a $40 million dollar reduction in revenue as[…]
Loyalist College student recognized with national bursary for leadership and resilience
By Inderjot Singh Belleville: Taylor Dumont, a student at Loyalist College, has been awarded the Paul and Gerri Charette Bursary, a $5,000 prize given by Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan).[…]
All four parties in Ontario legislature now have candidates in Bay of Quinte
By: QNet News Staff BELLEVILLE – All four parties in the Ontario Legislature now have candidates ready to run in Bay of Quinte riding. The Liberals were the last to[…]
Decline in international student enrolment at Loyalist College
By Inderjot Singh BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College has seen a significant drop in international student enrolment this year. Factors such as a 35% reduction in study visas, delays, refusals, and[…]
Community · Featured · Politics
Locals respond to Donald Trump’s presidency and what it means for Canada
By: Sam Franks BELLEVILLE – On Monday Jan. 20, Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th president of the United States of America. Already there is plenty of[…]
The Memorial Cup’s ‘most outstanding goaltender’ comes to the Belleville Senators
By: Hailey MacDonald BELLEVILLE – The Belleville Senators have signed the 2024 Memorial Cup’s ‘most outstanding goaltender’ Michael Simpson to a one-year, one-way contract. The Sens’ goaltending lineup had a[…]
International students react to Justin Trudeau’s resignation
By Inderjot Singh BELLEVILLE – The resignation of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has sparked varied reactions among international students across the country. While some express concern over the potential[…]
Family members of loved ones with dementia open up about their experience as part of Alzheimer’s Awareness month
By: Sam Franks BELLEVILLE – Every hour more than 17 people develop dementia in Canada. There are over 770,000 people living with dementia in Canada. That is equivalent to everyone[…]
Former president of Storehouse Foodbank receives standing ovation at PEC council meeting
By: Hailey MacDonald PICTON – The recently retired president of the Storehouse Foodbank based in Wellington received a standing ovation at the Prince Edward County council meeting on Tuesday Jan.[…]
First snow a new experience for many International students
By Sagardeep Dhammu BELLEVILLE – For many international students, a Canadian winter is a whole new experience. It is much more than a change in weather. It can be a[…]
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