QNet News February 6, 2014
Alisa Howlett brings you the latest television stories from the Quinte region. No related posts.
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Farm’s future uncertain after devastating fire
By Suzanne Coolen PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY – Chris Byford’s family has farmed on Bethel Road here for more than 58 years. But after a devastating fire on Saturday, Byford is[…]
He’s quickly becoming hockey’s Next One
By Andrew Heliotis BELLEVILLE – He stands well over six feet tall on skates and is listed at 195 pounds. He shoots the puck at over 100 miles an hour[…]
The Yardmen, the Bulls, and city priorities: councillors weigh in
By Shelden Rogers and Riley Maracle BELLEVILLE – Is modernizing the Yardmen Arena a priority for Belleville’s elected officials? That’s the question QNet News decided to ask this week[…]
Quinte West content with voting online
By Greg Murphy BELLEVILLE – It seems many voters in Quinte West are comfortable with casting their ballot online in the upcoming municipal election. Online voting is part of the[…]
Sherwood Forest Inn in downtown Trenton burns to the ground
By Steph Crosier Twelve people lost their homes as a devastating fire destroyed the Sherwood Forest Inn Monday morning in downtown Trenton. Firefighters responded to multiple 911 calls at around[…]
Snow-squall warning issued for Belleville and area
By Suzanne Coolen BELLEVILLE – Environment Canada has issued another snow-squall warning for the Belleville area. The city could see squalls hit Thursday afternoon, bringing 5 centimetres of snow. The[…]
Featured · Photojournalism · The Pioneer
Photojournalism Pioneer, Feb. 6, 2014
Day after day, unionized workers at the Ramada Inn in Trenton walk the picket lines – and they have no intention of stopping any time soon. A group of independent[…]
Local pig farmers need to keep it clean
By Morgan Davy CODRINGTON – Local pig farmers need to take extreme precautions to save their herds from a deadly virus spreading quickly across the province, an industry official said[…]
Campus · Photojournalism · The Pioneer
Students get graduation ideas at career fair
Katrine Dussault, a third-year accounting student, takes a walk through career day and talks about the realities of graduating. Produced by Hannah Yoon. No related posts.
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