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A new government initiative aims to get more aboriginal people on juries for criminal cases and inquests. Good news for some, but not everybody agrees with the initiative. Kristen Oelschlagel[…]
By Tyson Leonard A local health official is calling for changes to how the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) handles food recalls. Last week, Gorgonzola cheese was recalled in Belleville[…]
By Riley Maracle The numbers are up, but both local school boards are still coming in below the provincial average in EQAO testing. The Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO)[…]
By Erin Stewart Pro-life protesters gathered in front of Todd Smith’s office in Belleville Thursday to protest against funded abortions. The main focus was to protest tax money funding abortions.[…]
They haven’t officially hit the court for a regular season game but when they do, the Lancers men’s basketball team know who will be leading the charge. Qnet’s Andrew Heliotis[…]
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By Amanda Lorbetski Retired teacher Anne Davies has seen her share of A pluses over the years, but she doesn’t see the friendly city’s senior accessibility getting a fair grade.[…]
By April Lawrence Hockey-loving kids from Prince Edward County have a new facility available for use at the Essroc Arena in Wellington. The Quinte’s Isle Campark mini-stick arena opened for[…]
By John R. Moodie Prince Edward-Hastings MPP Todd Smith has a new job. Ontario Conservative opposition leader Tim Hudak has appointed Smith as the party’s point-man on citizenship and immigration.[…]
By April Lawrence The fight against cancer is a family battle for Leaf Worsley and her family. Their fight began last August when she felt a lump under her right[…]
By Shelby Wye The Quinte Curling Club is trying its best to get more Loyalist students and staff involved in Canada’s national sport. In the meantime, the club is trying[…]
