Westben Arts Festival Theatre plans to buy a historic schoolhouse
By Maria Toews BELLEVILLE – The Westben Arts Festival Theatre in Campbellford is hoping to buy a historic rural schoolhouse as a new home for some of its operations. In[…]
Police laud “remarkable” Belleville citizens in third-wave lockdown update
Jacob Willis BELLEVILLE ‒ A Belleville police officer says the citizens of Belleville have been exemplary in their compliance and compassion during the pandemic over the past year. “Belleville has[…]
Ontario lowers eligibilty of AstraZeneca vaccine as cases are on the rise once again
By Charlotte Oduol BELLEVILLE- Pharmacies across the Quinte region have begun administering shots of AstraZeneca to more groups of people. Suzanne Ferguson, 56, a retired high school teacher in Belleville[…]
‘Welcome to Canada’ benefit for international students? It’s a myth
By Rhythm Rathi BELLEVILLE – International students all over Canada have heard about the “welcome to Canada” cash benefit – but there are a lot of misconceptions about it. The[…]
Pandemic pushes back opening of improved Brighton skate park
By Felicia Massey BRIGHTON – The opening date for the highly anticipated Brighton skate park has been delayed due to current lockdown restrictions. Jim Millar, director of parks and recreation[…]
Outdoor space now available for Trent Hills’ businesses to expand
By Maria Toews BELLEVILLE – Trent Hills council has passed a policy that allows businesses to expand their outdoor space to sidewalks, parking lots and municipal land surrounding their store.[…]
With record-setting market, buying a house in Belleville can be a challenge
By Rhythm Rathi BELLEVILLE – If you want to buy a home in Belleville and can’t find one you can afford, you’re not alone. The most recent monthly report on[…]
Transport kingpins discuss: taxi or URide for Belleville?
By Jacob Willis BELLEVILLE – The heads of Central Taxi and the URide ride-sharing service put aside their competitive rivalry Thursday, joining QNet News to discuss the state of transportation[…]
Bridge rebuild will improve aesthetics and wildlife habitats
By Felicia Massey BELLEVILLE – The city of Belleville is working to increase accessibility and protect local wildlife along the Moira River when construction on the Catharine Street pedestrian bridge[…]
Parents and teachers react as schools move to virtual learning indefinitely
By Charlotte Oduol BELLEVILLE — Teachers and parents are reacting to the news that Ontario schools, including those in the Quinte region, will move to online learning when classes resume[…]
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