Group marches to support feminism
A small group of protestors hit the streets of Belleville spreading awareness about the need of feminism. For these stories and more, download. Nov 23, 2012 – combined Nov 23,[…]
Therapy dogs share the love
Therapy dogs bring smiles to those the health centre’s across Hastings County. Nov 20, 2012-pg1 Nov 20, 2012 -pg2 Nov 20, 2012-pg3Nov 20, 2012 – combined No related posts.
Argo’s wide out prepares for Grey Cup debut Sunday
By Alicia Wynter Toronto Argonaut wide receiver Maurice Mann is in final preparation mode for Sunday’s matchup against the Calgary Stampeders. The six-foot-two, Seaside, California, native said he is looking[…]
Argo's wide out prepares for Grey Cup debut Sunday
By Alicia Wynter Toronto Argonaut wide receiver Maurice Mann is in final preparation mode for Sunday’s matchup against the Calgary Stampeders. The six-foot-two, Seaside, California, native said he is looking[…]
Ontario requesting to reconsider OxyContin decision
http://www.qnetnews.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/91x-nov-23-2012-podcast-1154am.mp3 Ontario is asking other provinces and territories to put pressure on the federal government to reconsider its decision not to ban generic forms of the painkiller OxyContin. A proposal[…]
New traffic means North Front “needs a light”
Jack Tweedy looks out his kitchen window to the busy intersection he’s seen for 25 years. He sees an endless stream of cars flash by at the corner of Evans[…]
Follow us as Moira heads to the National Capital Bowl
By Steph Crosier The Trojans are heading to Carleton Place, and so are we! The Moira Secondary School senior mens’ football team beat Orillia Park Trojans 21-7 in the semis[…]
New traffic means North Front "needs a light"
Jack Tweedy looks out his kitchen window to the busy intersection he’s seen for 25 years. He sees an endless stream of cars flash by at the corner of Evans[…]
QNet News November 22, 2012
Find out about all the latest community and campus news and sports, with anchor Sean Macey. No related posts.
Students learn to swim for safety
Grade three students across Ontario can add water safety to the list of what they learned in school. It’s part of the provincial swim to survive program, started by the[…]
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