Once host to big-name music acts, Shark Tank now opts for lower-cost DJs
By Daniel Taylor BELLEVILLE – Have you ever wondered why the Shark Tank Pub stopped bringing in big-name music acts? If you’ve ever been to the Shark Tank at Loyalist[…]
Local entrepreneurs pitch to Dragon’s Den
By Michael Fleming BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College was the place to be Thursday for local entrepreneurs. Representatives of CBC’s Dragon’s Den TV program were at Loyalist College from 10 a.m. to 3[…]
Tax freeze and repealing sex ed curriculum highlight Tanya Granic Allen tour
By Matthew Morgan BELLEVILLE – Progressive Conservative Party leadership candidate Tanya Granic Allen vowed to repeal the sex education curriculum and freeze taxes before a group of local Tories at Slapshot Bar[…]
Former Quinte resident Sonja Bata, founder of Bata Shoe Organization, has died at 91
By Olivia Timm BELLEVILLE – Sonja Bata, founder of the Toronto-based Bata Shoe Museum, has died at the age of 91. Bata had roots near Belleville. Her late husband Thomas Bata, who[…]
What role should the municipal government play in social housing?
By Evan McClelland BELLEVILLE – QNet News has done a host of stories on shelter for the homeless in the Quinte region over the winter. It’s led us to ask the[…]
91X Newscast: Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2018, 5 p.m.
BELLEVILLE — Lori-Anne Little brings you the latest news from the Quinte region. Headlines include: the resignation of Coun. Rob MacIntosh, Doug Ford’s stop in Belleville on Tuesday and Chris Hadfield’s[…]
Rain and warm temperatures could lead to localized flooding
By Trish Bauder BELLEVILLE – Quinte Conservation says there could be some localized flooding in the area as a result of warm temperatures and rain this week. Christine McCleur, the organization’s[…]
Rob MacIntosh resigns as councillor of Ward 2
By Jenna Leslie BELLEVILLE – Rob MacIntosh has resigned as the councillor of Ward 2 for Quinte West Council to accept an assistant manager position with Trent Port Marina and[…]
New study suggests police officers are less likely to engage in proactive work
By Rachel Bell BELLEVILLE – Police officers are more likely to wait for 911 calls, rather than intervening when needed or seeking out crime, according to a recently released[…]
The wheels were spinning at Loyalist College carnival
By Demii Niles BELLEVILLE – Students enjoyed carnival-style food with a healthy twist during universal break at Loyalist College. Students looked excited as they explored the healthy-food options such as[…]
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