Cram-A-Cruiser event to support local food bank
By Makala Chapman BELLEVILLE – Belleville Police Service is asking the public to help stuff a cruiser so that Gleaners Food Bank can stock its shelves. Members of the public[…]
Prestigious bass-fishing tournament to be held in Belleville
By Jaykob Storey BELLEVILLE — City council has agreed that during Canada Day weekend this coming year, Belleville will host the Berkley B1 fishing derby. It’s a prominent bass-fishing tournament[…]
Stirling library holds genealogy sessions
By Rachel Stark STIRLING – Every Wednesday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. the Stirling-Rawdon Public Library holds genealogy sessions for people to research their family history. Phil Martin and[…]
Loyalist student gets once-in-a-lifetime meeting with Trudeau
By Brock Ormond BELLEVILLE – It was a once-of-a-lifetime opportunity for a Madoc woman last week. That opportunity for Nicole Flynn was to meet Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. She and her family joined[…]
Campbellford shrimp farm earns high honour
By Brock Ormond BELLEVILLE – It was an award-winning day on Wednesday for a local business, the first shrimp farm in Ontario. First Ontario Shrimp Ltd., based out of Campbellford, was one[…]
Wait time in Ontario hospitals highest in 20 years, auditor general says
By Leah Den Hartogh BELLEVILLE – Patients who need to go to the emergency room or have surgery are having to wait longer now than in the past 20 years, according to[…]
More can be done to navigate city’s accessibility roadblocks, disabled say
By Brendan Burke BELLEVILLE – Soon after an overseas workplace accident put Wade Watts in a wheelchair three years ago, the former civil engineer noticed something. “I got back[…]
Downtown Belleville business owners look forward after revitalization
By Justin Medve BELLEVILLE – Holiday spirits are strong in Belleville’s downtown core, but they haven’t distracted business owners from planning bigger and better initiatives for the new year. At a brainstorming session[…]
Belleville Police give Gleaners Food Bank a boost
By Makala Chapman BELLEVILLE – Belleville Police and Gleaners Food Bank teamed up Thursday to help stock empty pantries across the Quinte area. Auxiliary Constables Tony Justason and Andrew Fralick and[…]
O Christmas Tree: A look inside the industry
By Scott Gardner and Lindsey Cooke BELLEVILLE – The Christmas tree is an easily recognizable symbol of seasonal joy. What you may not know is Christmas trees have a year-long impact[…]
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