How to survive cold and flu season
By Cali Doran BELLEVILLE – Cold and flu season comes back with a vengeance every year. Loyalist College’s school nurse, Lauren Deans, says a wave of cold hit the Loyalist campus[…]
Temporary street lights could be coming to Bell Boulevard
By Casey Horn BELLEVILLE– Too much traffic on Bell Boulevard since the Shorelines Casino opened could lead to temporary street lights being put up. During city council on Monday, Councillor[…]
CFB Trenton officially opens hangar 6
By Alana Pickrell TRENTON – Military members, public figures and media gathered Wednesday afternoon for the officially ribbon cutting at Canadian Forces Base Trenton. After exactly four years of construction and[…]
Loyalist launches program for students with learning challenges
By Rachel Bell BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College is launching a two-year program called Community Integration through Co-operative Education this September. The new program is designed to accommodate people with intellectual disabilities and other significant[…]
Walking in the cold to help the less fortunate
By Mallory Day BELLEVILLE – Local residents are invited to walk in the winter cold next month to raise money for an organization that helps the hungry and homeless. Coldest Night[…]
Belleville Senators reps looking to work together with Quinte region
By Matthew Murray BELLEVILLE – Representatives of the Belleville Senators focused on the importance of working with the community during a presentation to the Quinte Economic Development Commission Tuesday. Roger Lajoie, vice-president of the Belleville[…]
New women’s rugby team for Lancers in the upcoming season
By Vanessa Stark BELLEVILLE – Women’s rugby at Loyalist College will be rejoining the Ontario Colleges Athletics Association. Last fall, the Loyalist Lancers’ women’s rugby program left the association due to low[…]
Gender stereotyping can impact a child’s self-concept, says teacher
By Rachel Stark BELLEVILLE – Although dressing a boy in blue and a girl in pink may be a harmless act, it is also the start of imposing gender stereotypes[…]
Prince Edward County council calls for suspension of school closures
By Megan Pounder BELLEVILLE – Prince Edward County Council has voted unanimously to ask the Ontario government to pause its process for closing and consolidating schools. At Tuesday’s meeting, all councillors voted[…]
Belleville considering more proactive bylaw-enforcement
By James Gaughan BELLEVILLE – City council voted Monday to look at changing the way it enforces bylaws covering issues like property standards, noise problems, and garbage. Currently, a complaint must be[…]
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