Photojournalism Pioneer, March 6, 2014
A crowd of men and women marched in solidarity through the streets of downtown Belleville, Wednesday, with banners and signs supporting International Women’s Day. Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is often[…]
Bazaar supports girls’ empowerment
By Alisa Howlett BELLEVILLE – Who run the world? Girls! The post-graduate public-relations students at Loyalist College, in partnership with local non-profit organization Girls Inc., are hosting a fundraising bazaar[…]
Wind harnessed for power kiters
Video by Anna Brown People have been harnessing the wind to power land and water vessels for centuries. Power Kiters have been utilizing the wind for years. Unlike snowmobiles, jet[…]
Frank Meyers Farm Update
Video by Matt Desouza (mattdesouzaphoto.com) Frank Meyers speaks to The Pioneer during week seven about the ongoing protest surrounding the expropriation of his farm. No related posts.
Trent fashion show features clothes with style and edge
By Michelle Poirier PETERBOROUGH – Politics and fashion merge in some of the clothes featured at Trent University’s annual student-run charity fashion show. The show takes place Friday at The[…]
Wrapping Up Ski Season
Video By Zachary Shunock Batawa Ski hill has had a great year, with larger than ever turnouts and an earlier start to the season than ever before. They started making[…]
Becoming an Identifier
Video by Taylor Hermiston The unique sounds of local birds and amphibians filled the ears of Quinte locals as they observed a presentation on how they can volunteer their time[…]
Bayside makes a splash at OFSAA swimming competition
By Shelden Rogers and Lyndsie Baxter BRANTFORD, Ont. – A Bayside Secondary School swimmer came away with two top-10 finish in the provincial high-school swimming championships this week. Grade 11[…]
No opposition to Tyendinaga protest
By Katy Burley BELLEVILLE – Protestors from the Tyendinaga First Nation set up a blockade on Shannonville Road Sunday night to draw attention to the issue of missing and murdered[…]
Grandmothers to join Tyendinaga protests
By Amanda Lorbetski BELLEVILLE – The uproar is growing in Tyendinaga as a group of grandmothers are set to join the protest against the disappearance of aboriginal women nationwide Thursday.[…]
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