Remembrance Day ceremonies across Quinte region
By Sarah Law There are many Remembrance Day events being held in the area in honour of the 100th anniversary of the First World War. No related posts.
Does having Christmas decorations up before Remembrance Day matter?
By Matthew Morgan BELLEVILLE – An unwritten rule with some Canadians is that Christmas decorations shouldn’t be displayed until after Remembrance Day. But all over Belleville and the surrounding areas, some[…]
MPP Todd Smith assumes new role in cabinet
By Syerra Turry BELLEVILLE – Todd Smith, the MPP for Bay of Quinte, will assume a full-time role as minister of economic development, job creation and trade in a cabinet[…]
QNet News TV – Nov. 1, 2018
BELLEVILLE – QNet News anchor David Bui brings you the latest news from the Quinte region. Headlines include Belleville receiving the Kraft Heinz Project Play grand prize, Indigenous Week[…]
Passenger charged for opening alcohol while police were present
By Syerra Turry BELLEVILLE – A passenger in a car pulled over Saturday decided the right time to open alcohol was while officers were still present, according to a police[…]
Loyalist students are unhappy with offensive Halloween costumes
By Julia Lennips BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College student government policy for pub Halloween costumes is strict, and more public this year. Scott Rook, the president of Loyalist student government, says the[…]
Rise in sexually transmitted infections in Hastings and Prince Edward
By Lori-Anne Little BELLEVILLE – More people in Hastings and Prince Edward counties were reported with chlamydia last year than with the flu, according to the local health unit. According[…]
Downtown Celebration marks end of Belleville street construction
By Graham Whittaker BELLEVILLE – After four years of street closures throughout downtown Belleville, Front Street South was blocked off one last time on Oct. 18 as residents, business owners[…]
Signal Brewery gives local talent a platform
By Becky McMullen BELLEVILLE – Signal Brewery in Corbyville is giving local performers a chance to show off their talent with an open mic night every Thursday. Richard Corneyea is[…]
Public-health officials strongly encourage flu shot, but some Loyalist students resist
By Tyson Nayler BELLEVILLE – Even with doctors and health officials strongly encouraging the public to get the flu vaccine, some students at Loyalist College still say they won’t. Andrew Mauro,[…]
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