OPP warn Northumberland residents about increased break-ins
By Angus Argyle BELLEVILLE – Police are reminding people in Northumberland to lock their doors and be on alert because there’s been an increase in the numbers of break-ins this month.[…]
Thousands of students converge on Loyalist as a new school year begins
By QNet News Staff BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College is a busy place Tuesday morning, as students from around the province and around the world arrive for a new academic year.[…]
Fall brings a fresh crop of seasonal produce
By Molly Little BELLEVILLE – Apples are in and strawberries are out as local produce stands transition into fall. Vendors are saying goodbye to summer, but community members can continue to eat locally grown[…]
As hunting season opens, safety is top concern
By Callie Jackson BELLEVILLE – As hunters across Ontario prepare for the 2016 fall hunting season, safety is top of mind for many local hunters. According to the International Hunter Education[…]
Deaf community worried about changes at Canadian Hearing Society
By Ashley Clark BELLEVILLE – Changes to the bylaws at the Canadian Hearing Society have sparked concern in the deaf and hard of hearing community in Belleville. The conversation started[…]
Quinte West OPP investigate alleged sexual assault
By Angus Argyle BELLEVILLE – Quinte West OPP are investigating an alleged sexual assault that took place Sunday night in a field off Dixon Drive, just north of the detachment headquarters. The alleged[…]
Thousands of students converge on Loyalist as a new school year begins
By QNet News Staff BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College is a busy place Tuesday morning, as students from around the province and around the world arrive for a new academic year.[…]
The struggles of smoking
By Matthew Murray BELLEVILLE – After smoking regularly for 5 years, Loyalist student Dylan Vreugdenhil says that he wants to make a change in his life. He says he used to[…]
The other side of mental illness and addiction: the highs and lows of those who help
By Brendan Burke BELLEVILLE – Katie Deacon is a registered mental health and addictions nurse at the Community Care Access Centre in Belleville, Ontario who works closely with regional high[…]
To rave or not to rave: That is the question
By Makala Chapman BELLEVILLE – Loyalist graduate Dakota Hill can’t stop raving about raves. Hill says that although he only started attending the electronic music festivals in the last year,[…]
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