Harry Leslie Smith dies at 95
By Thomas Goyer BELLEVILLE – An advocate for the poor, refugees and universal health care, writer, podcaster and veteran Harry Leslie Smith has died at 95. His son, John, was at[…]
British writer and activist Harry Leslie Smith dies in Belleville hospital
By Thomas Goyer BELLEVILLE – Tributes from across the globe are marking the passing of writer, activist, political commentator and veteran Harry Leslie Smith in the Belleville hospital last night. He[…]
Loyalist crosswalks painted in Pride colours
By Mariia Khanenko BELLEVILLE – The crosswalks in front of Loyalist College have been repainted in support of the LGBTQ+ community. The work was done right before students came back from[…]
Belleville wins Kraft-Heinz Project Play
By Brett Bullen BELLEVILLE – The kids of the Belleville Challenger Baseball League are one step closer to having a fully accessible baseball diamond to play on after Belleville won[…]
Belleville city council ward one candidates profile
By Mike Fleming, Becky McMullen and Sarah Law BELLEVILLE – With the municipal election close at hand, QNet News sat down with several of the candidates running for ward one in[…]
QNet News TV – Oct. 11, 2018
BELLEVILLE – QNet News anchor Tyson Nayler brings you the latest news from the Quinte region. Headlines include the opening of a new firehall in Trenton, Loyalist students sharing their thoughts[…]
Easy win for Smith in Bay of Quinte as Conservatives win majority
By Syerra Turry, Brett Bullen, Sarah Law and David Bui BELLEVILLE – Progressive Conservative candidate Todd Smith has officially been elected MPP for Bay of Quinte riding. The mood at Smith’s[…]
There’s a role for everyone in eliminating poverty, director of Poverty Roundtable says
By Syerra Turry BELLEVILLE – Poverty Roundtable Hastings Prince Edward released their 28 page report “Moving Forward – Recommendations for Community Action” Tuesday as a call to action to individuals, groups,[…]
Belleville Walk for Alzheimers provides local support
By Sarah Law BELLEVILLE – The annual Walk for Alzheimers was held on Sunday morning at West Zwick’s Island Park in Belleville, and QNet News spoke to participants to ask about their[…]
Police torch run supports Belleville and Quinte West Special Olympics athletes
By Syerra Turry BELLEVILLE – The annual Law Enforcement Torch Run made its way through Belleville Tuesday morning despite a steady rainfall. The run brought together members of the city’s[…]
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