Family fights cancer together
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[…]
Loyalist curling team prospects on thin ice
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[…]
Qnet News in 90
These are the stories we’re working on in the Qnet Newsroom for the week of September 30. Hosted by Sarah Armour. No related posts.
Local readers mourn loss of literary legend
By Jack Carver Tom Clancy, father of the modern techno-thriller, passed away today at the age of 66, and the death is being felt here in Belleville. Resident Kevin McPhee[…]
Disruption to bus services leaves passengers stranded
By Shelby Wye Regular commuters of Belleville were lined up on the roads Tuesday waiting for buses that weren’t coming. The bus service was halted for two separate periods, from[…]
Community · Featured · Photojournalism
Photojournalism – Pioneer Oct. 2
The 32nd annual Ameliasburgh Fair kicked off Saturday morning under bright blue skies at Roblin Lake Park in Ameliasburgh. Downtown Belleville was busy with people Saturday as they enjoyed the[…]
Residents react to Havelock bear attack
by Erin Stewart After a bear attacked a woman east of Havelock, people in the small community of 4,500 are concerned about their safety. A 53-year-old woman is recovering at[…]
Belleville divided by new federal ridings
By Tyson Leonard Belleville voters will be divided into two different ridings for the next federal election. The Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission released a report this week that shifts riding[…]
September 27th-29th Police Briefs
It was a busy weekend for Belleville Police with calls regarding break and enters. At 8 a.m. on Saturday, police were called to a home on Henry Street. The residence[…]
Ameliasburgh Fair in photos
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