Oct. 28 Police Briefs
Break and enter BELLEVILLE – Police responded to a break and enter on Bridge Street West Saturday afternoon. The break-in occurred overnight and expensive camera equipment was stolen. Anyone[…]
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Men’s basketball Lancers lose in heartbreaker
By Andrew Heliotis. BELLEVILLE – After overcoming a 16-point deficit in the third quarter, the Loyalist Lancers men’s basketball team lost their season opener in a heartbreaker to the Centennial[…]
Pharmacists now give flu shot
By Katy Burley BELLEVILLE – Pharmacies have opened their doors to help the community fight the flu this season, and for Jayme Miranda it’s an exciting experience. Miranda has[…]
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Native Arts Festival
By Morgan Davy BELLEVILLE – The Aboriginal Resource Centre at Loyalist College will host the 18th annual Festival of Native Arts on Nov. 2. From 10 a.m.[…]
QNet News in 90
These are the stories we’re working on in the Qnet Newsroom for the week of October 20th. Hosted by Megan Mattice. No related posts.
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91X “Little Black Dress” ad pulled after complaints
By: Alisa Howlett An ad on 91X for the Shark Tank’s “Little Black Dress” has been taken off the airwaves, according to Chantel Johnston, Loyalist student government president. The ad,[…]
Eastern Ontario cell phone service improving
October 24th. 4 pm. Amanda Lorbetski has the latest stories from the QNet Newsroom. Spotty cellphone service may soon be a thing of the past in Eastern Ontario. Prime Minister Stephen[…]
Cheese trade deal has Eastern Ontario dairy farmers wary
By Jack Carver BELLEVILLE – Thanks to a new trade pact with the European Union the door to one of the world’s largest markets is opening for Canada – but[…]
Breast feeding complaint at the Quinte Mall
October 24th. 3 pm. Amanda Lorbetski has the latest stories from the QNet Newsroom. A Belleville woman is embarrassed and confused after she was the target of a complaint in[…]
Veterans’ rights advocates critique veteran charities
By Shelby Wye BELLEVILLE – Advocates for Canadian soldiers’ rights are concerned that efforts to raise money to aid veterans may be having an unintended harmful effect. One recent such[…]
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