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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Downtown merchants disappointed with Giant Tiger closing
By John R. Moodie Giant Tiger closed its Front Street store Friday, leaving downtown residents without a grocery store. Aurora Mancuso, owner of the La Favorita Italian restaurant, says the[…]
Public school to get new digs
By Greg Murphy Students, staff and school board members are excited to finally see the construction of the new Harmony Public School. At a ground-breaking ceremony Wednesday, public school students,[…]
QNet Newscast Sept. 26
Watch the latest stories from the QNet Newsroom. Hosted by Kristen Oelschlagel. No related posts.
Bulls rookie makes impressive debut
The OHL season has begun. One of the biggest stories for the Bulls this season is the number of new faces. Andrew Heliotis speaks to one Rookie who is now[…]
Council debates the fate of the Bridge Street bridge
To rebuild or repair? Belleville residents weigh in on council’s dilemma regarding the Bridge Street Bridge’s condition. No related posts.
Skilled labour still remains a road block for local business
By Greg Murphy Loyalist College may need to play a bigger role to fill skilled labour gaps in the local manufacturing industry. Employment rates might be up this year for[…]
Photojournalism – Pioneer Sept. 25
Despite a full rainy day, the spirit of residents in Belleville’s East Hill was not dampened at this year’s fifth annual Porchfest. Belmont nursing home was ablaze with activity this[…]
West Nile Virus detected in area; threat still low
By: Matthew Blair Winter may be just around the corner, but local mosquitoes could still pose a threat. Despite the changing weather, a visitor to the Prince Edward County area[…]
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