Gwynne Dyer speaks at Parrott Gallery
By Jaykob Storey BELLEVILLE – Canadian political writer Gwynne Dyer came to the Belleville public library Saturday to promote his new book, Don’t Panic, and sign copies. The event drew a significant[…]
Accessibility issues for Stirling and District Lions Club
By Justin Medve STIRLING – Stirling and District Lions Club may have until 2025 to comply with Ontario’s latest accessibility laws, but renovation and accessibility committee chair Lin Clarke says it doesn’t have[…]
“People are coming here:” Belleville officials pleased by national survey results
By Mallory Day BELLEVILLE – A national survey by U-Haul suggests that lots of people are moving to Belleville. The city ranked second among 25 Canadian cities for U-Haul’s rental[…]
Showing support for the transgender community
By Makala Chapman BELLEVILLE – The transgender community has a new ambassador if they want him to be, says Canadian actor Colin Mochrie. The 59-year-old comedian, who is best known[…]
Belleville planning committee looks to stop influx of payday-loan operations
By James Gaughan BELLEVILLE – Members of city council’s Planning Advisory Committee are expressing concern that there are too many payday-loan outlets in the Belleville, and are taking steps to restrict more from[…]
Belleville police respond to cow on the loose
By Cody Starr BELLEVILLE – Belleville police services responded to a call about a cow on the loose on River Rd. just north of the city on Monday afternoon. The call was[…]
Winter costs more in Tyendinaga Township
By Rachel Bell BELLEVILLE – It’s going to cost more than expected to keep roads salted in Tyendinaga Township this winter. The township sets aside $100,000 to salt the roads,[…]
New chief shares his vision for the Belleville police
By Olivia Timm and Leah Den Hartogh BELLEVILLE – Being present and visible in the downtown area is just one the things that the new chief of police wants to[…]
Rev. David Mundy prepares for retirement
By Sophie Dudley and Alana Pickrell BELLEVILLE – After exactly 37 years of service, Rev. David Mundy is preparing to retire on June 30. Mundy, 62, has been the lead minister[…]
Young talent hits the stage for The Sound of Music at Albert College
By Selena Steele-Clough BELLEVILLE – The romantic and beloved family-friendly musical The Sound of Music is alive in the halls of Albert College. Since September, students have been reciting their lines[…]
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