By Sarah Cooke TYENDINAGA – For the fifth day in a row, passenger and freight trains on Canada’s busiest route are cancelled because of protesters on the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory[…]
By Olivia Waldriff BELLEVILLE – Military medical staff who came to Canadian Forces Base Trenton this week with Canadian evacuees from the Chinese city of Wuhan, centre of the coronavirus[…]
By Max Reid BELLEVILLE – Via Rail is continuing train cancellations to the end of the day on Friday due to the ongoing blockade in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. Protesters standing[…]
CFB Trenton owns the 230 acres that once belonged to Frank Meyers. 12 years later, after the expropriation of the Meyers farm, the Liberal government has decided they are no[…]
By Alan-Michael Steele BELLEVILLE – Colin MacPherson, Belleville General Hospital’s chief of staff, is asking for city council’s help in recruiting more emergency room doctors. MacPherson came to council on[…]
By Alex Mahar BELLEVILLE – The Wellington Dukes dominated the Toronto Patriots on national television Wednesday night in a 7-3 win. The game was aired across the country on CHCH[…]
By Evan Doherty BELLEVILLE – Flowers and chocolate are a classic pairing when it comes to the perfect Valentine’s Day gift, and Belleville florists and chocolate shops are putting everything[…]
BELLEVILLE – QNet News anchors Brock Butler and James Tubb bring you the latest from the Quinte Region. Headlines include: an update on the teachers’ strikes; information on the protests[…]
By Allen Steinberg KINGSTON – Long-term care homes in the Quinte region are experiencing a significant shortage of registered staff, says Plan A Kingston and Quinte co-owner Sarah Cadorette. Plan[…]
By Thomas Goyer BELLEVILLE – The association representing downtown store owners is asking Belleville council for help with problems of noise, loitering and other issues. Kathryn Brown, chair of the[…]
