Loyalist hopes for better food survey results
By Taylor Renkema Results are pending from a survey sent out to Loyalist students to see what they think of the food services at the college. A comments box has[…]
Library cancels Williams' book author's appearance
Listen to the full interview with library CEO Trevor Pross here… megan mattice full interview with trevor pross By Taylor Renkema The Belleville Public Library has decided to cancel the[…]
Volunteers make poppy fund grow
By John Boldrick If you were to walk pass Marvin Schmidt on the street, you’d likely assume he was someone’s grandfather and move on with your day. However, to the[…]
School bus accident results in minor injuries
The Jaws of Life were put to use Wednesday as a vehicle rear-ended a school bus on Moira Street in Belleville. Belleville Police officer Brad Stitt said the bus had[…]
Holocaust survivor to speak at Loyalist
91x news A Holocaust survivor will be sharing her message of tolerance tomorrow with Loyalist College and community members. Two American scholars have been awarded the Nobel economics prize. British[…]
Low voter turnout is becoming a trend
by Mike Morris Voter turnout for the fall election for student leaders for the fall semester last week at Loyalist College to elect student leaders was very low. The election[…]
Russell Williams book reading still a go
The author of a book about Russell Williams is still set to speak at the Belleville Library on Saturday night. A Trenton man has been charged with careless driving. Around[…]
College food service doesn’t make the grade
College food services get poor rating. More effective communications needed between task force and council over Campbell Street redevelopment. Oct. 12, 2012 – Full Edition Oct. 12, 2012 – Page[…]
College food service doesn't make the grade
College food services get poor rating. More effective communications needed between task force and council over Campbell Street redevelopment. Oct. 12, 2012 – Full Edition Oct. 12, 2012 – Page[…]
Working in a man’s world
Two profiles of people who are not taking a traditional path. Kris Hie is a female sulky driver and the Dowswell family’s new petting zoo. Oct. 9, 2012 – Page[…]
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