By Brock Butler BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College‘s student government budget for 2019-20 showed a massive drop in revenue from last year after the implementation of a provincial policy allowing students[…]
By Logan Somers It’s that time of the year again. Christmas is on its way, along with the snow. People around the Quinte region are out shopping to[…]
By Thomas Goyer Belleville city council has heard four proposals about the future of the Memorial Arena and Legion properties. This week on In Touch with Quinte Thomas Goyer takes[…]
By Michael Sukut BELLEVILLE – The Lancers wrapped up the first half of the season on Saturday with both a basketball and volleyball double-header. There are no more varsity sports[…]
By Alan-Michael Steele BELLEVILLE – New meat alternatives are becoming more popular in Canada. Vegetarians now make up almost ten percent of all Canadians, and vegans make an extra one[…]
By Evan Doherty BELLEVILLE – Matilda Aide has heard the misconceptions about pawn shops. “I guess that (people think) we don’t have new stuff; that they think that’s it’s all[…]
By Evan Doherty BELLEVILLE – Trends of the past are making their way back into the present through an older generation’s nostalgia for their youth and a younger generation’s discovery[…]
By Brittany Woodcock BELLEVILLE – Local climate activists were inspired by Albert College students joining them in their demand for climate action last Friday. Danny Celovsky, a local climate activist[…]
By Kyle Ellington BELLEVILLE – Seven people are dead after a small plane crashed in Kingston around dinner time Wednesday, according to Kingston police. The small Piper PA-32 crashed in[…]
By Max Reid BELLEVILLE – Ontario’s public secondary school teachers will take part in a one-day walkout this Wednesday during what the union is calling a “frustrating” bargaining process with[…]
