Police release new information following incident at Harold Quarry
Police know the identity of the woman who was found dead in the Harold Quarry, north of Stirling, yesterday. Martin Irvine has the details and more from the QNet newsroom[…]
Child care can be ‘financially crippling,’ Belleville mom says
By Michelle Poirier BELLEVILLE – Although subsidies are available for families in need of help affording child care, the middle class is struggling to pay for it, a local daycare[…]
Trent professor a major part of Rosetta mission
By Kate Shumakova BELLEVILLE – A professor emeritus in Trent University’s chemistry department played a key role in the successful Rosetta space mission to land on and study a comet. “This comet (67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko)[…]
Behind the Scenes: A Tour of Gleaners Food Bank
By Amanda Lorbetski BELLEVILLE – Usage at Gleaners Food Bank is up nine percent from last year, according to director of operations Susanne Quinlan. The Belleville-based food bank is often[…]
Prince Edward County winemakers to announce Wassail king and queen
By Aynslee Darmon BELLEVILLE – Prince Edward County winemakers will crown the king and queen of their annual Wassail celebration this weekend. The crowning takes place Sunday at Sugarbush Vineyards. It[…]
Quinte Mini Con was bigger, better and geekier
By Brittany Lane BELLEVILLE – The Quinte Sports and Wellness Center saw its fair share of geeks last weekend, when the Quinte Mini Con opened its doors. Guests of honour included[…]
Student outraged at limited coverage for diabetic supplies
BELLEVILLE – Loyalist student and diabetic Laurel Wilcox is speaking out against the school’s drug plan that fails to meet her needs. The plan puts a $200 limit on the[…]
Keeping Canada’s athletes at home
By Denissa Palmer BELLEVILLE – “I would like to see 12,000 CIS athletes becoming ambassadors, ” Bal Gosal, federal minister of state (sport), said to journalism students at Loyalist College on[…]
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Should Remembrance Day be a national holiday?
By Bevan Hamilton BELLEVILLE – A bill to make Remembrance Day a national statutory holiday passed the second reading in the House of Commons last week. QNet’s Bevan Hamilton attended[…]
Loyalist pathways are too dark at night, students say
By Aynslee Darmon BELLEVILLE – Concerns have been piling up about a lack of lighting along the paths at the rear of Loyalist College, according to the residence leader on[…]
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