“Red tape” woes delayed new grocery store opening
By Greg Murphy and Suzanne Coolen BELLEVILLE – Barb Phillips just opened her new grocery store on Front Street. It’s called Mini G Grocers. This local business woman opened her[…]
By Greg Murphy and Suzanne Coolen BELLEVILLE – Barb Phillips just opened her new grocery store on Front Street. It’s called Mini G Grocers. This local business woman opened her[…]
By Greg Murphy BELLEVILLE – The QNetNews Municipal Election Project team spoke with Funk and Gruven A-Z owner Mike Malachowski about the issues that matter most to him as the[…]
By Greg Murphy BELLEVILLE – Jim Sanders said he always worries about construction coming to downtown. QNetNews spoke to Sanders as part of our Municipal Election Project. We are speaking[…]
To conclude the first week of the QNetNews Municipal Election Project, our team Greg Murphy, Bevan Hamilton and Suzanne Coolen went downtown and to the waterfront, to ask Bellevillians what[…]
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Many say Belleville’s downtown is in need of some serious TLC. But one local business owner says she’s found her niche, and with it, the sweet smell of success. QNet[…]
By Amanda Lorbetski BELLEVILLE – A national support group for mothers is bringing a branch to Belleville. Momstown is an event and media company providing programming to children up to[…]
The Ontario government has decided to raise the minimum wage to $11 per hour as of June 1. But how will this affect businesses and their workers locally? Will raising[…]
By Amanda Lorbetski BELLEVILLE – A Build Belleville public information meeting is coming up, this time focusing on downtown revitalization. Build Belleville, an initiative launched by Mayor Neil Ellis in[…]
By Amanda Lorbetski BELLEVILLE – The minimum wage debate may be a provincial issue, but it’s turning heads locally. Human-rights and anti-poverty groups are pushing for a minimum-wage hike. Earlier[…]
By Amanda Lorbetski BELLEVILLE – The minimum wage debate is heating up locally. It has been three years since the Ontario government raised the minimum wage to $10.25 per hour.[…]