By: Megan Mattice The death of Margaret Thatcher brings back different memories for Bloomfield couple, and owners of The Printing Press, Graham and Gillian Chapman. Prince Edward County may be[…]
Justin Trudeau is the new Liberal leader of Canada. Trudeau won the contest yesterday evening in Ottawa. As Megan Mattice reports, getting youth involved was one of the reasons behind[…]
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By: Megan Mattice The lights dim, music starts to play and a sold out crowd goes wild as Juno-award winning singer-song writer, Serena Ryder steps on stage with an electric[…]
The Quinte Midget Golden Hawks are no strangers to loss. After losing last years OMHA championship final the boys came back in full swing, determined to come out victorious. Along[…]
By Shelby Wye A local Belleville company has been awarded a $3.6 million contract from the federal government to make parachutes. The business is made up of 35 people, and[…]
By: Megan Mattice Cold winds and late arrival of Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne weren’t enough to stop demonstrators from getting their chance to have their opinions heard as they waited[…]
By Sarah Vissers Bonnie Kerwin first saw the Red Hat Society about a decade ago in a restaurant. A group of 70-something women entered the restaurant laughing and chatting away[…]
By John Moodie An increase of April showers raises concern over the spread of blue-green algae for the Bay of Quinte. More rain showers means more phosphorus running into the[…]
It’s -30- for journalism at Loyalist College, at least for nowApril 22, 2025
Gurbakhshish Singh becomes first international student to play volleyball for Loyalist College.March 26, 2025
Bridge Integrated Care Hub moves forward with federal fundingMarch 24, 2025
OPSEU Local president talks about impact of program, job cutsMarch 21, 2025
Cricket player hopes to grow the game in Quinte areaMarch 21, 2025
