Belleville bar owner wants more taxis at closing
A local bar owner has taken to Twitter to complain there aren’t enough taxis around when his customers need them the most. Renee Rodgers has the story. No related posts.
Coyotes cause controversy among local residents
By Taylor Renkema They say it’s impossible to please everyone. That fact is proving to be true for Ron Pierce, who works as an animal control contractor in Belleville. He’s[…]
Suffering for cancer patients goes beyond the physical and mental pain
Thursday Nov 8 2012 12 p.m A report released last week by the Manitoba Cancer Society says 9 out of 10 Canadians with cancer suffer financial problems. Murder charges have[…]
Many local families grateful for program
By Miller Reynolds Connie Reid remembers the tears of relief from a Belleville mother after helping enroll her son in a ball hockey league. “She was trying to talk her[…]
Local ladies come together for Trenton woman
Local women had the opportunity to pick up a nail pouch and help one of their own this week. As Marc Venema explains, a Habitat for Humanity build in Trenton[…]
Loyalist’s men match women in winning home opener
Catch up on Loyalist’s volleyball home opener on Wednesday November 7th, 2012.
Lady Lancers step up in home opener
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U.S. presidental candidates confident on Election Day
Tuesday Nov 6 2012 4 p.m U.S. presidental candidates gear up for Election Day, both are confident they’ll win. Canada’s budget watchdog posts a partial analysis of the government’s 5.2-billion-dollar[…]
Obama re-elected as U.S. president
Wednesday Nov 7 2012 12 p.m Barack Obama has been re-elected as U.S. president for another term. Prime Minister Harper says he’s looking forward to working with Obama further. The[…]
Washington divided after election
Wednesday Nov 7 2012 4 p.m Washington is still divided after the U.S. election. North American stock markets are deep in the red. The N-D-P wants the Harper government to[…]
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