Adventure Class program could come to an end after 36 years
By Jessica Schmidt BELLEVILLE – Parents and kids are disappointed at the possibility of the Adventure Class program coming to an end this year. Adventure Class, run out of Queen[…]
Vigil held in honour of the 14 women killed at École Polytechnique in 1989
By Victoria Caminha BELLEVILLE – The 14 young women who were killed at the École Polytechnique in Montréal on Dec. 6, 1989, were remembered by Belleville-area women at a ceremony[…]
Jumbo Video is back as two Belleville residents share their movie passion
By Jordan Mills BELLEVILLE – Two Belleville residents want their new downtown business to be more than a nostalgic memory and to provide a physical place for all movie lovers[…]
Angel Tree program needs your help to bring Christmas to Quinte families
By Jessica Schmidt BELLEVILLE – The Children’s Foundation’s Angel Tree is back, but a lot of help from the public is still needed to make sure all local families get[…]
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Quinte West gymnast places 10th at world competition
BELLEVILLE – 19-year-old Justin Thompson from Trenton made the Canadian national gymnastics team for the first time this year. At the world competition for power tumbling in Bulgaria last month,[…]
Elevate Plus aims to train graduates for job success
By Jordan Mills BELLEVILLE – With labour shortages a big issue across Canada, a Belleville training program aims to get people into the workforce and give them the tools to[…]
Game 2 of Hasty Ps Cup to raise money for the Children’s Foundation
By Jessica Schmidt BELLEVILLE – The Trenton Golden Hawks and Wellington Dukes are back in Hasty Ps Cup action on Friday night, in a special fundraising game for the Children’s[…]
Labour shortages having a big impact in the Quinte region
By Jordan Mills BELLEVILLE – Help-wanted signs can be seen throughout Belleville and point to a common theme being echoed by many employers in the region: there aren’t enough workers.[…]
Health unit holds off on support for decriminalization of drug possession
By Jordan Mills BELLEVILLE – Hastings-Prince Edward Public Heath board members have decided they’re not yet ready to support decriminalization of drug possession. At a meeting Wednesday, staff members gave[…]
Quinte schools prepare to close as job action by education workers looms
By Jessica Schmidt BELLEVILLE – Local schools are telling parents to prepare for the possibility of a strike by the Canadian Union of Public Employees amid rising tensions between the[…]
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