By Maria Toews BELLEVILLE – The Westben Arts Festival Theatre in Campbellford is hoping to buy a historic rural schoolhouse as a new home for some of its operations. In[…]
By Charotte Oduol BELLEVILLE – Ontario announced an extension of its COVID lockdown on Thursday, and it seems many Quinte-area residents won’t be happy about it. On Tuesday, QNet News[…]
By Rhythm Rathi BELLEVILLE – Five new businesses are eagerly waiting to set up their pop-up kitchens this summer at West Zwick’s Park. The 2020 Pop-Ups on the Bay event[…]
By Felicia Massey Brighton council hopes to get residents to put out unused items at the end of their driveway rather than in a trash can. Homeowners are invited to[…]
By Jacob Willis BELLEVILLE – Concerns about children’s mental health under lockdown inspired two local artists to launch an initiative to help this summer. It will all depend on the[…]
By Shira Rubinoff BELLEVILLE – Spring has sprung, meaning all types of animals are out and about at this time of year, but foxes and coyotes are two of the[…]
By Maria Toews BELLEVILLE – The annual Butterfly Run in Quinte is coming to a close this Sunday but is leaving behind a permanent gift to the community. This gift[…]
By Shira Rubinoff BELLEVILLE – Glen Arendt had a life-changing brain aneurysm and stroke just over a year ago. Today, as the Loyalist College animation professor’s recovery continues, the next[…]
Jacob Willis BELLEVILLE ‒ A Belleville police officer says the citizens of Belleville have been exemplary in their compliance and compassion during the pandemic over the past year. “Belleville has[…]
By Charlotte Oduol BELLEVILLE- Pharmacies across the Quinte region have begun administering shots of AstraZeneca to more groups of people. Suzanne Ferguson, 56, a retired high school teacher in Belleville[…]
By Rhythm Rathi BELLEVILLE – International students all over Canada have heard about the “welcome to Canada” cash benefit – but there are a lot of misconceptions about it. The[…]
