By Sagardeep Dhammu BELLEVILLE – The 30th annual Indigenous Arts Festival was celebrated in Loyalist College’s Shark Tank Pub on Saturday Dec. 7. The festival showcased various works of Indigenous[…]
By Sarah Cooke TYENDINAGA – For the fifth day in a row, passenger and freight trains on Canada’s busiest route are cancelled because of protesters on the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory[…]
By Olivia Timm BELLEVILLE – The Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte have elected their chief and councillors for the next two years. Donald Maracle, who has been chief for[…]
By Bradley Bennett BELLEVILLE – Chief Donald Maracle of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte is heading to Ottawa this week to participate in an assembly to discuss policies, legislation,[…]
By Sean McIntosh BELLEVILLE – A man from Tyendinaga Township said it is an enormous honour to be a member of the Order of Canada. Last Wednesday, Patrick Johnston was appointed at[…]
By Katie Coleman and Alisa Howlett SHANNONVILLE – Some Tyendinaga Mohawks are blocking Shannonville Road to call attention to the issue of missing and murdered aboriginal women. The blockade is[…]
Locals in Tyendinaga have blockaded Shannonville Road in two places between Highway 401 and Highway 2. The protest aims to bring attention to the lack of action by the federal[…]
It’s -30- for journalism at Loyalist College, at least for nowApril 22, 2025
Gurbakhshish Singh becomes first international student to play volleyball for Loyalist College.March 26, 2025
Bridge Integrated Care Hub moves forward with federal fundingMarch 24, 2025
OPSEU Local president talks about impact of program, job cutsMarch 21, 2025
Cricket player hopes to grow the game in Quinte areaMarch 21, 2025
