Gas leak discovered in Belleville thanks to resident
By Thomas Goyer BELLEVILLE – A woman prevented a possible gas explosion in a Belleville apartment Monday night by quickly reporting a carbon monoxide alarm to 911. She called 911[…]
Belleville Senators host second annual Hockey Fights Cancer Night
By Alex Mahar BELLEVILLE – The CAA Arena was decked out in lavender on Saturday night as the Belleville Senators and the Canadian Cancer Society’s Hastings and Prince Edward chapter joined[…]
OPP encourage online reporting of minor crimes
By Thomas Goyer BELLEVILLE – Online reporting is the safest way to report minor crimes, according to the OPP. The OPP says that an increased use of online reporting will[…]
Ontario public high school teachers vote in favour of strike
By Thomas Goyer BELLEVILLE – Ontario public high school teachers voted almost unanimously in favour of a strike mandate. More than 95 per cent of teachers and occasional teachers, along[…]
Still no action on Parks Canada’s request to remove unauthorized structures from crown land
By Sarah Cooke FRANKFORD – Almost a week after requesting that residents of Riverside Parkway remove structures leading up to the Trent Severn Canal, Parks Canada has yet to remove[…]
Belleville Cenotaph has three new names for Remembrance Day
By Liam Radford BELLEVILLE – After more than a century since the fighting ended, three First World War service people have their place on the Belleville Cenotaph in Memorial Park.[…]
Belleville council pledges $1 million for new YMCA in city’s west end
By Thomas Goyer BELLEVILLE – The first steps toward a new YMCA for Belleville are underway as city council announced its support Tuesday for the project, pledging $1 million. The[…]
Gravestone dedicated to abortion victims in Belleville causes backlash
By Sarah Cooke BELLEVILLE – The Belleville chapter of the Knights of Columbus caused quite a stir on social media over the weekend after images of its gravestone dedicated to[…]
Podcast: How speaking out about anti-Semitism changed teen’s life
By Allen Steinberg PICTON – In September, QNet News published a story on 16-year-old Talia Epstein and her experience with anti-Semitism in her community of Picton. This came after her[…]
Belleville Remembrance Day ceremonies draw large crowds
By Max Reid BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College’s Alumni Hall was overflowing with students on Monday morning for the college’s annual Remembrance Day ceremony. Loyalist College president Ann Marie Vaughan spoke[…]
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