Loyalist students want more info on Snow Day
By Tyson Leonard Snowstorms are a reality of Canadian winters, but how Loyalist College lets student and staff know whether it’s closing is less predicable. Last Friday Belleville was hit[…]
Tax clinic hopes to help students through tax season
Most people don’t like doing taxes and everybody has to do them, but what about people who have no idea how to do their taxes? Students at Loyalist College who[…]
Trudeau rejected federal education department
By Andrew Heliotis Despite being criticized for vague platform stances, federal Liberal Leadership candidate Justin Trudeau adamantly answered no to the idea of a federal ministry of education. Trudeau spoke[…]
Playing with Stompin' Tom like playing with The Beatles and Grateful Dead, says bass player
Tim Hadley shares his memories of Stompin’ Tom http://www.qnetnews.ca/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/stompin-tom-connors-tim-hadley-podcast-full-interview.mp3 By Julia McKay Tim Hadley, a local musician and teacher, thought it was an April Fools joke when he got a[…]
Coyotes on the rise in Northumberland
Coyote attacks have increased in Northumberland County especially this year. Albert Botha, a farmer in the Grafton area, lost 70 sheep alone last year, which totals about $11,200 in[…]
Ban on junk food ads seen as way to combat childhood obesity
By Sarah Armour A ban on junk food advertisements aimed at kids under the age of 12 is recommended in a new report to fight childhood obesity. No time to[…]
Loyalist honours top athletes
Dan Cannataro On Wednesday evening Loyalist College held its 45th annual athletic banquet to recognize the excellence of its athletes, coaches and trainers. Samantha Goff, varsity basketball player, was named[…]
Stirling breaks ground for new state-of-the-art school
By Gail Paquette On the last day of school students at Stirling Senior School sat outside on the spot that will become the new assembly area and stage of a[…]
Estonian farmers visit local farm on their North American tour
By Gail Paquette Twenty-seven Estonian milk producers traveled over 6000km to tour dairy farming operations in Ontario, Quebec, New York and Vermont. They stopped Monday afternoon at the robotic milking[…]
Application for residential schools compensation due Wednesday
By April Lawrence The affects of residential schools run deeper than the compensation offered by the federal government, says the coordinator of Aboriginal services at Loyalist College. Paul Latchford said[…]
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