Cyber safety a growing concern in Belleville
By Scott Gardner and Brad Bennett BELLEVILLE – October is Cyber Security Awareness Month and the Ontario Provincial Police want residents to understand the risks online. Building a campaign through[…]
Tyendinaga offers a First Nations tourist retreat
By Corey Jacobs and Katie Perry BELLEVILLE – A new couples retreat has opened in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. The tourist destination is called Lil Crow Cabin Retreat by the Bay and is operated by[…]
Terminally ill Quinte residents can seek assisted death
By Nick Ogden, Demii Niles and Brendan Burke BELLEVILLE – People in this area who are suffering from a terminal illness can now request help to end their life. Last Tuesday,[…]
Coloured pumpkins to help Trenton Memorial Hospital
By Haley Rose QUINTE WEST – Kim and Mark Lafferty‘s fields are filled with purple and pink pumpkins that will be sold to support two local causes. The couple has[…]
New Picton fire and paramedic facility will improve emergency response
By Daniel Taylor PICTON – After a long wait, the new Prince Edward County Fire Department and Paramedic Service Facility is up and running. Five years ago Prince Edward County[…]
Missing and murdered indigenous women honoured at annual vigil
By Olivia Timm and Dariya Baiguzhiyeva KINGSTON – Close to 100 people came out to celebrate the 8th annual Sisters in Spirit vigil held in Kingston on Tuesday. The event[…]
Montreal pit-bull ban sparks conversations in Quinte
By Sophie Dudley, Jody Jakab and Casey Horn BELLEVILLE – An on again-off again pit-bull ban in Montreal is stirring up a variety of opinions, and not just in Quebec but[…]
Local filmmakers to showcase film at Quinte Horror Expo
By Courtney Bell BELLEVILLE – A pair of local filmmakers are eager to show their short film Mercy at the upcoming Quinte Horror Expo. Jodi and Victor Cooper have full-time[…]
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Remembering Belleville’s first female tavern owner
By Jessica Clement BELLEVILLE – Lois Foster is passionate as she tells the story of her four-times great-grandmother’s rise to success to become the first woman to obtain a tavern[…]
Quinte West thinking of allowing businesses to be open on holidays
By James Gaughan BELLEVILLE – Quinte West council has set up a task force to look at allowing local businesses to open on statutory holidays. The task force will be made[…]
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