QNet News TV – May 17, 2019
BELLEVILLE – QNet News anchor Allen Steinberg brings you the latest from Quinte. Stories include: The development for Bell Blvd., Quinte Humane Society’s low income spay and neuter program, a[…]
Turtle incubation care units are in season
By Connor Robinson BELLEVILLE – As a lifelong conservationist, Denice Wilkins has been helping Ontario’s native turtle population for the past several years. From late May to early July is[…]
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Two types of scams are targeting Ontario businesses
By Logan Somers BELLEVILLE – The OPP are warning businesses of two types of scams targeting them. Police say Ontario businesses and municipalities are being targeted by the “business executive”[…]
General Motors announcement may have little impact locally, say experts
By Connor Robinson BELLEVILLE – A major announcement by General Motors to save 300 jobs at its Oshawa plant earlier this week will have little impact locally, say two[…]
Countdown to campus smoking ban only three weeks away
By Michael Sukut BELLEVILLE – By the end of the month, smokers at Loyalist College will soon have to leave campus to have a smoke break. Faculty and students will[…]
Trenton boutique given ticketing authority
By Max Reid TRENTON – They’ve yelled, screamed, ranted and raved and swore over her parking spaces. Now a Trenton business owner is taking matters into her own hands. Brandy[…]
Police ask for help in locating a federal offender
By Logan Somers BELLEVILLE – The OPP is asking for the public’s help in locating a federal offender, who is in breach of his statutory release. Neville Haire is serving[…]
Nurses Week celebrating the care and compassion of multiple generations
By Evan Doherty BELLEVILLE – When a young Pat Culhane witnessed a nurse caring for her grandfather, she knew that caring for people was destined to be her life’s path.[…]
Loyalist College hosts workshop on storing Indigenous knowledge
By Sarah Cooke BELLEVILLE – Decolonizing how Indigenous knowledge is stored in current archiving systems in Ontario is an important step towards reconciliation. That’s one of the recommendations in the[…]
County tourism growing despite bad spring weather
By Logan Somers PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY – The past couple of summers have had a bad run of poor weather, but nonetheless tourists still come back to Prince Edward County[…]
