All quiet at Mohawk rail stoppage, as protesters await OPP’s next move
By Olivia Waldriff, Sarah Cooke, Max Reid and Liam Radford TYENDINAGA – Things remain quiet at the site of a protest on the CN Rail tracks east of Belleville after the[…]
Belleville man wants to bring Socratic education to area
By Liam Radford BELLEVILLE – A Belleville father and entrepreneur is looking to open a school here that will teach children using the Socratic method. Greg Sheldon says that he[…]
Trains still stopped due to solidarity action for Wet’suwet’en in Tyendinaga
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[…]
Medical military staff from Wuhan flight to Trenton released from quarantine
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[…]
Via Rail extends cancellations to end of day Friday
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[…]
Joint Task Force 2 will not be moving to Trenton
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[…]
Belleville hospital chief asks council for help in recruiting ER doctors
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[…]
Dukes take top spot in the league in nationally televised game
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[…]
Belleville businesses bracing for Valentine’s Day rush
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[…]
Health care recruiter sounds alarm bells about lack of registered health workers in region
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[…]
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