Bus driver of fatal Ottawa bus accident named
UPDATED: SEPTEMBER 19TH, THURSDAY 11:58 AM Early Wednesday morning, a Via Rail train collided with an Ottawa city bus, killing six people and sending 34 people to hospital. Five people[…]
Belleville Transit staying on the road
By Matthew Blair BELLEVILLE – Belleville city council has officially ratified a new agreement with the city’s bus drivers. Council met last night for a speedy to vote on the[…]
No buses cancelled because of weather, Belleville Transit says
By Matthew Blair BELLEVILLE – Freezing rain wasn’t an issue for city bus riders this morning, a Belleville Transit official says. Matt Coffey, Belleville Transit’s manager, said that as far[…]
Breaking News: Body pulled from Moira River
By Matthew Blair BELLEVILLE – A rainy Remembrance Day has turned tragic after a body was found in the Moira River. Belleville Police says that around 2:30 p.m. they were[…]
Search for missing boater called off
By Matthew Blair BELLEVILLE – The Prince Edward County OPP has called off the search for a Wellington boater missing for almost three weeks. Gordon Alexander “Sandy” Rutherford, 54, went[…]
Bloomfield couple recalls life in England after Margaret Thatcher’s death
By: Megan Mattice The death of Margaret Thatcher brings back different memories for Bloomfield couple, and owners of The Printing Press, Graham and Gillian Chapman. Prince Edward County may be[…]
Winter pet safety a concern
By John Boldrick Courtesy of the Hastings Health Source Wind whips by Jake and Bo Jones as they walk down Victoria Avenue, braving the elements in the name of exercise.[…]
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Apple orchards back with vengeance in time for harvest season
Apple orchards are full of fresh fruit in time for the harvest. Compared to last fall, Grills Orchards owners Randy and Diana McPherson, are pleased with this year’s crop season.[…]
Loyalist Lancers battle the Centennial Knights
The Loyalist College Lancers gave their best effort against the top team in the East Region Division, the Centennial College Knights. Lancers displayed a tremendous amount of heart but the defense couldn’t handle the aggressive and talented team for the entire 40-minute game.
A local Aboriginal Language Initiative allows Mohawk language to live on
Tyendinaga Township received $43, 000 in federal funding to help preserve the Mohawk language. Qnet’s Megan Mattice has the story. No related posts.
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