Waterfront Festival and poker run rendezvous again
Story by Alisa Howlett The Belleville Waterfront Festival and the Bay of Quinte Poker Run have teamed up again this year and with more time to prepare than last year.[…]
Story by Alisa Howlett The Belleville Waterfront Festival and the Bay of Quinte Poker Run have teamed up again this year and with more time to prepare than last year.[…]
Story by John R. Moodie Worldwide the honeybee population is dwindling. QNetnews reporter John Moodie speaks with local beekeeper Don Wilson about that situation. Don has a few candid thing[…]
by Shelby Wye We’ve all been told to be summer safe, but how about boat safe? Canadian Power & Sailing (CPS) Squadron and Transport Canada’s Office of Boating Safety are[…]
By Greg Murphy The United Way of Quinte received support from Belleville city hall through the inviting aroma of flipped burgers and roasted hotdogs. The first of three charity BBQs[…]
By April Lawrence It seemed like life was falling apart for Trent University student Jennifer Rowden. After leaving school during the second semester of her second year of university, Rowden,[…]
By Steph Crosier Courtesy of Code 11: On the Scene A registered sex offender has moved to Belleville and the police are warning the public. Robert Lavergne, 33, who served[…]
by Shelden Rogers The U19 Woman’s Floorball World Championships are coming to Belleville in 2016, but the city sees it as more than just a sporting event. It was announced[…]
By Shelby Wye JJ Gascho, a curator of the student-run exhibition, refers to directing her colleagues over the past few months as hard as “herding cats”. Creating art is a[…]
By Shelby Wye Local manufacturers say they have possibly a 1000 new jobs available over the next five years, but they also report that there’s a need for more skilled[…]
by Shelby Wye Students of Belleville were given the rare opportunity to start their own business, with the help of the Ontario government and the Small business centre. The students[…]