Council votes no on election reform
By James Gaughan BELLEVILLE – Belleville city council voted to keep the first-past-the-post voting system in place for the next municipal election on Monday night. According to council changing[…]
By James Gaughan BELLEVILLE – Belleville city council voted to keep the first-past-the-post voting system in place for the next municipal election on Monday night. According to council changing[…]
By Sean Cann-Sheppard BELLEVILLE — Belleville City Council will meet to swear in the city’s first part-time female firefighters at 4 p.m Monday. Jennifer Allen and Jocelyn Brethour will be[…]
By Nikolai Karpinski BELLEVILLE – “Our system puts people into extreme, permanent poverty,” says Ruth Ingersoll, a local advocate for human rights. Ingersoll, the executive director of the Community Development Council of Quinte,[…]
By Emilie Quesnel, Meaghan Bury, Brendan Burke and Kayla Haggett BELLEVILLE – Donald Trump has just been elected as the 45th president of the United States, and Belleville residents have a lot[…]
By Dariya Baiguzhiyeva BELLEVILLE – The racist views that have been expressed by Donald Trump misrepresent minority communities, some members of those communities here in Belleville say. Trump is notorious for[…]
By Martin Allen BELLEVILLE – Here’s a list of Remembrance Day ceremonies happening in the greater Quinte area on Friday. Belleville Loyalist College will hold its Remembrance Day ceremony in[…]
By James Gaughan BELLEVILLE – Belleville city council has voted seven to two to not release all the details of the deal which brought the Belleville Senators to town. The motion was put[…]
By Justin Medve THURLOW – Among the 105 budget-related projects tentatively slated for Belleville next year, roads concerned residents most at Monday night’s budget preview meeting at the Gerry Masterson Township of Thurlow[…]
By Sophie Dudley, Jody Jakab and Casey Horn BELLEVILLE – An on again-off again pit-bull ban in Montreal is stirring up a variety of opinions, and not just in Quebec but[…]
By Charlotte McParland TYENDINAGA – With only five members of the public in attendance, Tyendinaga council spent Tuesday night trying to decide how to spend a million dollars worth of[…]