Qnet News TV – January 16, 2014
Qnet’s Erin Stewart brings you the television latest stories from the Quinte region. No related posts.
Featured · Photojournalism · The Pioneer
Huge layoffs at Sears, the flu hits: Photojournalism Pioneer, Jan. 16
On Wednesday afternoon, 529 Sears Canada Inc. employees in Quinte were told they were losing their jobs. From coast to coast, the flu is making its way across Canada and[…]
QNet News in 90 – January 15, 2014
QNet News anchor Erin Stewart brings you the top news headlines this week. No related posts.
Video and photo gallery: Blaze destroys home north-west of Belleville
Firefighters from Belleville and surrounding areas responded to a house fire in Corbyville, north west of the city, at 881 Fish & Game Club Rd. last night around 6 p.m. […]
Ottawa bus hit by train: bus driver amongst the dead
A Via Rail train collided with a double decker bus in Ottawa. There are reports of 6 people dead, including the driver, 31 sent to hospital and 11 in critical[…]
Bus driver of fatal Ottawa bus accident named
UPDATED: SEPTEMBER 19TH, THURSDAY 11:58 AM Early Wednesday morning, a Via Rail train collided with an Ottawa city bus, killing six people and sending 34 people to hospital. Five people[…]
Community · Featured · QNetNews TV
Apple orchards back with vengeance in time for harvest season
Apple orchards are full of fresh fruit in time for the harvest. Compared to last fall, Grills Orchards owners Randy and Diana McPherson, are pleased with this year’s crop season.[…]
A local Aboriginal Language Initiative allows Mohawk language to live on
Tyendinaga Township received $43, 000 in federal funding to help preserve the Mohawk language. Qnet’s Megan Mattice has the story. No related posts.
Featured · Local · QNetNews TV
Conditions improving in Prince Edward County
Bloomfield- People in Prince Edward County should be getting around better now. Plows have cleared the roads after messy weather conditions early this week. School buses were cancelled earlier this[…]
Update: no injuries, but campus sidewalks are slippery
By Alisa Howlett BELLEVILLE – Slippery sidewalks around the college have had Loyalist students concerned about their safety this week. Sarah Armstrong is one of them. “I almost slipped actually,[…]
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