Belleville police search for flasher
Belleville police are searching for a male, after he exposed himself to two young girls. The girls, ages 9 and 12, saw the man walking on Stavebank Road last Friday[…]
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Photojournalism Pioneer – October 9
It was not your typical Sunday morning gathering. Around 9:30 a.m., people began crowding inside the church, along with their leashes and shoulder-perched friends, to the sound of barking and[…]
Students benefit from Gleaners food drive
by Erin Stewart Loyalist College students are just some of the beneficiaries of Gleaners annual food drive, which was held Sunday. More students are benefiting from Gleaners Food Bank each[…]
Belleville Police release name of motorist killed in crash
October 8th, 2013. 4 pm. Suzanne Coolen has the latest details from the QNet Newsroom. Belleville police have released the name of a local motorist killed in a crash, a[…]
Seniors troubled by downtown Giant Tiger’s closing
By John R. Moodie Ken Bough, 88, prides himself on being self-reliant, walking every day to maintain his vitality. The senior worries the closing of Belleville’s downtown Giant Tiger will[…]
QNet News Oct. 3
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Belleville bus drivers reject proposed contract
By Shelby Wye Belleville’s bus drivers rejected the city’s final offer on their collective agreement. The transit operator members of CAW Local 1839 decided under a supervised vote, facilitated by[…]
Lancers suffer from lack of school spirit
By Shelden Rogers Loyalist College takes supporting their varsity athletic teams seriously, however their students do not. When it comes to spirit from students at Loyalist, the numbers are disappointing.[…]
Demolition underway on Dundas Street
By Alisa Howlett An aging Dundas Street building is being demolished and a parking lot is taking its place. The Edith Cavell building, home to nursing students for a short[…]
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