Loyalist holds annual athletic awards
By Katy Burley BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College will host the annual athletic awards Thursday at noon in Club 213. The college will be honouring 28 athletes at the luncheon.[…]
Lawyer gives the lowdown on expropriation
By Amanda Lorbetski BELLEVILLE – How can the government just take away someone’s private property? Many people are questioning how the federal government could expropriate the Quinte West farm that[…]
Priest denies sexually assaulting teen
By Morgan Davy KINGSTON – A retired Roman Catholic priest accused of sexually assaulting a young man testified Wednesday that the accusations are false. Rene Labelle is on trial at the[…]
QNet News in 90 – January 15, 2014
QNet News anchor Erin Stewart brings you the top news headlines this week. No related posts.
Loyalist students not deterred by melting rink
By Suzy Willig Loyalist College students utilizing the hockey rink behind the school, next to the new residences, are not stopped by the rain and mild temperatures over the weekend. […]
Photojournalism Pioneer, Jan. 14, 2014
Approximately 60 protesters are showing their support for Frank Meyers and his wife Marjorie over the expropriation of their farmland by the Department of National Defence. It’s been a different[…]
Loyalist signs on to program to get foster kids into college, university
By Riley Maracle BELLEVILLE – Foster students in southeastern Ontario have a better chance of attending post-secondary school after an agreement that was reached last week. The agreement, which was[…]
Belleville’s Giant Tiger closure “shocks” downtown shopper
BELLEVILLE, (07/16/13) The downtown Belleville GT Express will be closing it’s doors on September 27 of this year. Many local shoppers said they are displeased with the news. Dave Smith,[…]
Ontario facing hydro hike in the coming years
By Matthew Blair BELLEVILLE – Ontario homeowners may need to find new ways to save on electricity, because there will be a 33-per-cent rise in electricity rates over the next[…]
Belleville Transit reaches tentative agreement with city
By Matthew Blair BELLEVILLE – People who rely on Belleville Transit bus service can breathe easier, thanks a tentative contract deal reached with the city. The deal was reached in[…]
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