QNet News TV – Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015
BELLEVILLE – Hosts Kate Shumakova and Muller Kalala bring you the latest news and sports from the Quinte area. No related posts.
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Photojournalism Pioneer, Feb. 24, 2015
There were cats here, cats there and cats everywhere in Kingston last weekend, during the Canadian Cat Association’s National Cat Club Show at Portsmouth Olympic Harbour. Back in 1991, Doug[…]
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QNet News TV Newscast – February 25, 2015
BELLEVILLE – Hosts Kate Shumakova and David Zammit bring the latest news and sports stories from the Quinte region. No related posts.
Collisions on Highway 401 in snowy conditions
By Samantha Reed BELLEVILLE – There were reports of several accidents on Highway 401 in the Quinte region Tuesday morning. #OPP have received several reports of collisions on #Hwy401 in the[…]
Quinte Irish dancers prepare to perform
By Jordan Merkley BELLEVILLE – Dancers at the Kelly School of Irish Dance here in Belleville are hard at work getting ready for their St. Patrick’s Day performances. The school[…]
Ice fishing derby in Picton shows some skin
By Graeme Murphy PICTON – Anglers from around Ontario and Quebec came together this weekend to compete in a fishing competition with a frigid twist: a “shirts off” ice fishing adventure[…]
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Photojournalism Pioneer, Jan. 29, 2015
The Canadian Armed Forces sent out its second contingent of medical personnel Thursday morning from CFB Trenton to help in the fight against Ebola in Sierra Leone. Inn from the[…]
QNet News in 90 – Tuesday, Feb.10, 2015
BELLEVILLE – Host Riley Maracle brings you up to date on wheelchair basketball by a Loyalist program, Canadian music promoter Bernie Finklestein at Loyalist and Lancers volleyball and basketball playoff[…]
Bylaw may restrict heavy trucks from driving on Cannifton Road
By Samantha Reed BELLEVILLE – Heavy truck drivers may soon have to find an alternative route to taking Cannifton Road. During Monday night’s municipal council meeting, a bylaw was addressed restricting large[…]
Striking health workers say they want more respect
By Samantha Reed and Taylor Broderick BELLEVILLE – Community and home health-care workers in Belleville have exchanged their stethoscopes and medical charts for mittens, hats and picket signs. Approximately 230 employees of the city’s[…]
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