Habitat’s new proposal aims to help Belleville’s rental shortage
By Laural Samson BELLEVILLE – Mayor Mitch Panciuk says a new housing proposal from Habitat for Humanity will be a step in the right direction in terms of more rental[…]
Keeping the Expos memory alive, one book at a time
By James Tubb BELLEVILLE – Danny Gallagher is working hard to keep the memory of the Montreal Expos alive. On Sunday, Gallagher had an informal signing of his sixth book[…]
Habitat for Humanity calls for residents to stop using it to dump unusuable items
By Laural Samson BELLEVILLE – Habitat for Humanity is struggling with a rise in the number people who are dumping unwanted and unusable items on their site. Executive director Glenn[…]
Wild student parties are not a part of campus social scene at Loyalist, says residence officer
By Beatrice Toplitsky BELLEVILLE – While officials express deep concern about parties and mass gatherings of students at other universities and colleges across Ontario, Loyalist College’s housing officer says it is not a[…]
Students confront mental health challenges as new school year begins
By Edna Caroline Byenkya BELLEVILLE– As Loyalist College students return to the campus this fall, they face the challenge of keeping good mental health habits while studying amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. […]
Golden Hawks sign young defenceman
By James Tubb BELLEVILLE – The Trenton Golden Hawks continue to bolster an already talented lineup. Wednesday, the team announced the signing of 17-year-old defenceman Nathan Oickle from the U18[…]
Local resident competes at the Miss Canada Globe Pageant
By Laural Samson BELLEVILLE – The Miss Canada Globe pageant may have been delayed for a month, but it is now back in full swing and Anne- Marie Turcotte,[…]
Concern locally around Ontario’s rise in COVID-19 cases
By James Tubb BELLEVILLE – Local politicians are keeping an eye on Ontario’s rising COVID-19 case count. The province reported 300 new cases for the second time in the last[…]
Belleville Super Smash Bros. esports scene is hurting because of COVID-19
By Trey Boivin BELLEVILLE – A group of gamers from Belleville have been forced to put the controller down during the COVID-19 pandemic. A tight-knit community of people that play[…]
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