The Tour for Humanity visits Loyalist College
By Katy Burley BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College had a visit from a presentation on wheels Thursday that discussed major historical incidents and how they still affect us today. The Tour[…]
Debate over casino continues
By Matthew Blair BELLEVILLE –The debate over a casino coming to Belleville continues to rage. Mayor Neil Ellis says the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. is expecting construction of the[…]
Loyalist partnership celebrated
By Katie Coleman BELLEVILLE – The partnership between Loyalist College and the Quinte Economic Development Commission over the years was celebrated at Thursday’s meeting of the Loyalist board of governors.[…]
Clearing city roads has been a challenge this season
By Suzanne Coolen BELLEVILLE – The city has been working around the clock to keep up with clearing snow off the streets but says residents need to be co-operative. “Residents[…]
Olympic Hockey at Loyalist
By Andrew Heliotis BELLEVILLE – The number of students who crowded into Loyalist College’s pub for Canada’s first men’s hockey game at the Sochi Olympics was almost unprecedented. Asked when[…]
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Qnet News TV, February 13, 2014
Sarah Armour brings you the week’s latest stories from the Quinte region. No related posts.
Budget could benefit students seeking apprenticeships
By Suzanne Coolen BELLEVILLE – A loan program included in Tuesday’s federal budget might give students better access to apprenticeships and internships, some Loyalist students say. Mitch Duesling, an advertising[…]
Valentine’s Day at Loyalist College
By Morgan Davy BELLEVILLE – It was almost two years ago that Lindsay Conley, a second-year graphic-design student, got her wishes granted in a very unconventional way. Eden was her[…]
Holocaust survivor tells his story
By Shelby Wye BELLEVILLE – Nine-year-old Max Eisen knew in his gut that things were going to change the first time he heard Adolf Hitler speak on the radio, in[…]
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Is flooding in the forecast?
Storm after storm blanketed the Quinte region with snow this winter. So should springtime flooding be at the top of people’s minds? QNet News reporter Amanda Lorbetski looks at whether[…]
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