Pop-Ups on the Bay 2021 comes in five new flavours
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[…]
Council deliberates over proposed curbside giveaway as pandemic impacts timeline
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[…]
Local artists announce free youth theatre program
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[…]
Spring brings more reports of foxes and coyotes in the Quinte region
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[…]
The last week of the virtual Butterfly Run in Quinte is here
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[…]
Fundraiser for Loyalist professor’s accessible van halfway to its goal
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[…]
Westben Arts Festival Theatre plans to buy a historic schoolhouse
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[…]
Police laud “remarkable” Belleville citizens in third-wave lockdown update
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[…]
Ontario lowers eligibilty of AstraZeneca vaccine as cases are on the rise once again
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[…]
‘Welcome to Canada’ benefit for international students? It’s a myth
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[…]
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