One-day walkout on the way for local teachers
By Keenan Weaver Teachers in Belleville are expected to join the rest of the province in stopping all voluntary activities as of Monday, December 10, according to local ETFO president[…]
Locals voice concern over potential casino
QNet News reporter Jose De Barros takes a lot at a proposed Belleville casino and local reaction to it. No related posts.
Beef recall effects both consumers and butchers
QNet News reporter Marc Venema takes a look at the impact of the largest beef recall in Canadian history on local butchers and consumers. No related posts.
Employers turning to social media
By Brandon White In an increasingly competitive job market for students and new graduates, experts say employers are turning to social media to screen potential employees for deal-breaking behavior. Canada’s[…]
The last Sam the Record Man store
Reporter Jose De Barros looks at the last Sam the Record Man store, located in Belleville. No related posts.
Zellers closing in Belleville and Trenton
By Tyson Leonard Zellers is closing its doors in Belleville and Trenton and they won’t be one of the stores converted into Target. Zellers currently operates 64 stores that were[…]
Toronto MPP thinks tips should go to staff, not management
By Tyson Leonard Worker’s tips will stay out of the pockets of management if a Toronto politician has his way. NDP MPP Michael Prue introduced a private members bill on[…]
Belleville may host a powerboat poker run this summer
By Tyson Leonard Belleville may be close to hosting its first powerboat poker run in over 20 years. Ryan Williams, president of Bay of Quinte Tourism, and a key organizer[…]
Loyalist College helping local businesses
Loyalist College is working with local businesses and its students through federally funded government agencies. The FedDev program allows small to medium sized businesses to get a product or idea[…]
Quinte West awaits approval of Official Plan before methadone clinics can move forward
By Tyson Leonard A report that recommends new methadone clinics be allowed to open up in Quinte West is awaiting the approval of the city’s new zoning plan. An interim[…]
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