Water-line construction will cause traffic inconvenience
By Erin Stewart BELLEVILLE – People of Belleville will face traffic inconvenience during the construction of a new water pipe through the central part of the city. The project, which[…]
Spanish photographer visits Belleville
By Riley Maracle BELLEVILLE – A world-travelling photographer is visiting Belleville to display some of his work. Daniel Casares Roman, 38, of Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, has been taking[…]
Qnet News in 90 January 22, 2014
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Pond hockey tournament raises money for charity
By Katie Coleman BATAWA – Canadian Forces Base Trenton held its annual charity pond hockey tournament here last weekend. The Pond Hockey Classic had 32 teams competing while raising money[…]
Loyalist skills centre gets green recognition
By Riley Maracle and Erin Stewart BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College received a silver certification from the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program for its Sustainable Skills, Technology and Life[…]
Stirling police board uses public opinion in search for new chief
By Shelden Rogers STIRLING – The Stirling-Rawdon police board is moving into the next chapter of the search for a new police chief, with the community’s opinions in mind. Residents[…]
Loyalist receives certificate for environmentally friendly centre
By Riley Maracle BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College’s Sustainable Skills, Technology and Life Sciences Centre will be recognized today for having achieved silver-level certification in the Leadership in Energy and Environmental[…]
Belleville talks minimum wage
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.[…]
Homeless face cold temperatures
By Alisa Howlett BELLEVILLE – With temperatures feeling like -30C with the windchill and more flurries expected this weekend, QNet News is looking into how Belleville’s homeless are dealing with[…]
Photojournalism Pioneer Jan. 21, 2014
Students say they are hoping the college increases security and finds solutions to prevent what they say are repeated acts of vandalism that have been plaguing the student lot. With[…]
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