Two people charged after suspicious person call on Old Highway 2
By Shira Rubinoff BELLEVILLE — A suspicious person call to the Quinte West OPP led to the arrest of two people on Wednesday night. According to the OPP, officers responded[…]
Loyalist bike path creating awareness for the Indigenous community
By Maria Toews BELLEVILLE – The newly opened bike path at Loyalist College is creating opportunities for the Indigenous community here at the college. “They’ve really thought it out and[…]
Conservatives leading in all local ridings as Election Night 2021 wraps up
By Jacob Willis BELLEVILLE – Conservative candidates were leading in all three local ridings as midnight approached on Election Night 2021. At close to 11:30 p.m., Conservative challenger Ryan Williams was[…]
Federal candidates debate social justice issues in Bay of Quinte riding
By Rhythm Rathi BELLEVILLE – Wednesday night’s debate organized by Youth2Youth Hastings and the United Way Hastings and Prince Edward got every federal candidate from the Bay of Quinte riding[…]
Quinte businesses react to proposed vaccine passport system
By Charlotte Oduol BELLEVILLE – Starting Sept. 22, Ontario residents will be required to provide proof of a vaccination, in order to access most indoor gatherings, spaces, as well as[…]
Political tensions a concern in the lead-up to Ontario vaccine mandate
By Jacob Willis BELLEVILLE ‒ Wednesday September 22 looms as a critical day in the fight against COVID-19 in Ontario. That date is when Ontario officially puts into effect a vaccine[…]
UPDATE: Belleville council votes against a four-ward system
By Shira Rubinoff BELLEVILLE – Monday evening’s city council meeting in Belleville was filled with passion on both sides of a debate about changing the city’s ward boundaries. The plan[…]
New hopes for upgrading internet in rural eastern Ontario
By Maria Toews BELLEVILLE – Rural communities within Hastings-Lennox and Addington have had poor quality internet for many years now but things might start improving in the near future. The[…]
Bay of Quinte federal candidates debate environmental issues
By Rhythm Rathi BELLEVILLE – Four of the five Bay of Quinte federal candidates debated climate change and environmental issues on Monday evening at an event organized by Fridays For[…]
Visitors soon able to reserve parking spots at provincial parks
By Maria Toews BRIGHTON – After problems with overcrowding and angry visitors at provincial parks last year, the Ontario government is offering reserved parking that will guarantee access to certain[…]
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