Police charge 14 men in prostitution bust
After a two night undercover investigation, Belleville police busted 14 men for buying sex downtown. Their names were released to the public, igniting an intense debate about whether police should[…]
September 19th Police Briefs
By Greg Murphy Northumberland OPP officers worked with the OPP Aviation Service, the Central Region Emergency Response Team and the canine unit to apprehend three individuals involved in a high-speed[…]
Hockeyville: A community celebrates
Stirling-Rawdon celebrates its title of Canada’s fiercest hockey town. It was a long-awaited party as last year’s NHL lockout delayed Hockeyville. On September 14, the Winnipeg Jets and Washington Capitals[…]
Grand Theft Auto, an unexpected love story
By Katy Burley Radio broadcasting student Bryan Peters and his girlfriend Shelby Fraser have taken their love – of Grand Theft Auto – to a new level. Peters and Fraser[…]
Belleville-born filmmaker walks TIFF red carpet
By April Lawrence The Toronto International Film Festival was an amazing experience for Belleville-born filmmaker James Wilkes, whose short film Young Wonder was featured this year. “They treat everyone there[…]
Musical Talent takes over East Hill
By Matthew Blair A walk through Belleville’s historic East Hill neighbourhood will be a musical one this weekend, as the city celebrates its 5th annual “Porchfest” festival. This year’s event,[…]
QNet News In 90
These are the stories the QNet TV Newsroom has been working on for the week of September 16th. No related posts.
Hockeyville: Former Bulls back on home ice
Hockeyville was more than a game for two Winnipeg Jets players. It was a homecoming for the two forwards, who began their professional with the Belleville Bulls. Qnet’s Andrew Heliotis[…]
Yardmen presents capital event
The Yardmen Arena was the location of Hockeyville last weekend. For this story, features and more, download: September 18th, Pioneer Pages Combined September 18th, Pioneer Page 1 September 18th, Pioneer[…]
Awareness best when it comes to safety
By Tyson Leonard Positive awareness, rather than gender, is Loyalist College’s focus when it comes to safety, according to the school’s residence coordinator. “We are constantly seeking those campaigns that[…]
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