28th annual Campbellford Polar Plunge Saturday
By Graham Whittaker BELLEVILLE – Snow is in the forecast for the 28th annual Polar Plunge on Saturday in Campbellford. Participants who are brave enough will take a dip into[…]
Bay of Quinte municipalities get $8.5 million for road, bridge and water projects
By Brittany Woodcock BELLEVILLE – Municipalities in the Bay of Quinte riding received $8.5 million through the 2020 Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund last Friday. The fund helps small, rural and[…]
Quinte area schools part of one-day strike
By Logan Somers BELLEVILLE – Catholic schools across Ontario including in the Quinte region and public high schools in the Hastings Prince Edward board are closed Tuesday due to[…]
TaskForce Engineering to head Memorial Arena project
By Max Reid BELLEVILLE – TaskForce Engineering will be taking the lead on the redevelopment of Memorial Arena and the Legion building in Belleville’s downtown core. That decision was made[…]
Quinte-area public school board cancels elementary report cards due to labour dispute
By Alan-Michael Steele BELLEVILLE – The Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board has announced that February report cards for elementary-school students will not be sent home due to job[…]
Prince Edward County announces the next administrator for seniors’ home
By Logan Somers PICTON – Prince Edward County council announced it has a new administrator for H.J. McFarland Memorial Home, a seniors’ care home in Picton. Kyle Cotton will begin[…]
New Democrat MPPs in Belleville to talk long-term care Wednesday afternoon
By Robert D. Champagne BELLEVILLE – Three New Democrat MPPs will be in Belleville Wednesday afternoon for a press conference about long-term care in Hastings County. The three MPPs come[…]
Picton residents lose money as OPP are warning the public of a phone scam
By Logan Somers BELLEVILLE – Prince Edward OPP issued a warning Wednesday about a phone scam after two people received calls from someone claiming to be with the Canada Revenue[…]
Canadian Mental Health Services sees large intake of teens during final quarter
By Graham Whittaker Children’s Mental Health Services’ walk-in clinic saw its largest intake of teens in their fourth and final quarter of 2019. Between October and end of December, the[…]
Canadian Mental Health Services hosts weekly walk-in counselling clinics
By Graham Whittaker Children’s Mental Health Services is hosting weekly walk-in clinics where anyone under the age of 18 can receive free counselling services. They run year round with one[…]
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