Bring back the Bulls bus trip to Kingston
KINGSTON – The bring back the Bulls group made the 50-minute drive up the 401 to Kingston to watch the now relocated Belleville Bulls, the Hamilton Bulldogs, take on the[…]
United Way Truckload Sale at Loyalist
BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College held its seventh annual United Way Truckload Sale yesterday. The event raised over $10,000. Molly Little has the story. No related posts.
Loyalist’s balanced budget on track
By Joseph Quigley BELLLEVILLE – Loyalist College’s plans for a balanced budget are likely to be met, according to a financial update delivered at the board of governors meeting on Thursday. Cathy[…]
91X newscast – Thursday, Nov. 12 – 4 p.m.
BELLEVILLE – QNet News reporter Callie Jackson bring you the latest news and sports headlines from the Quinte area on 91X. Headlines include Quinte West OPP hosting a recruiting session[…]
Public-health agency surveys the public on emergency contraception
By Tyler Renaud BELLEVILLE – Hastings Prince Edward Public Health is in the midst of a campaign to raise awareness about emergency contraceptive use and availability. The agency is gathering information about the public’s[…]
Remembering Deloro, the town that helped win the wars
By Mo Cranker DELORO – During Remembrance Week it is usually the men and women who went overseas who are honoured, while those who served on the home front are sometimes forgotten. One of the[…]
Quinte receives gas tax revenue
By Jordan Merkley BELLEVILLE – The Quinte region has received its share from the federal Gas Tax Fund. The City of Belleville will get $660,000, which it’s expected to dedicate[…]
Local gymnastics club hosts big meet this weekend
By Candice-Rose Gagnon BELLEVILLE – For the first time in Belleville’s history, the Quinte Bay Gymnastics Club will be holding Team Ontario qualifiers. It features two events: the Women’s Artistic Tour Selection[…]
Students campaign to end hurtful language
By Rebecca Bartlett BELLEVILLE – Two Loyalist College Television and New Media students are teaming up to fight the use of the word “retard.” Sarah Doucette and Cheryl Griffiths have[…]
Honouring the fallen at Belleville Remembrance Day ceremony
By Devin Roherty BELLEVILLE – The sound of bagpipes and a marching band announced the arrival of the parade at the Belleville Remembrance Day ceremony. A regimental bagpiper led the group[…]
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