Cobourg police on the lookout for distracted drivers
By Jenna Leslie BELLEVILLE – Cobourg police say they will be cracking down on distracted driving through the month of February. Police will be looking for any drivers texting or[…]
New hospital planned for Picton
By Lindsey Cooke BELLEVILLE – The highly-anticipated redevelopment of Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital is finally on its way. The South East Local Health Integration Network endorsed the first stage of funding[…]
No reports of carfentanil in Belleville, says public health unit
By Demii Niles BELLEVILLE – There have been no reported cases of the deadly drug carfentanil in the Belleville region, Hastings Prince Edward Public Health says. A report from The[…]
Sleep pods proposal set aside by student government after initial pitch
By Jessica Clement BELLEVILLE – An interesting contraption to battle restlessness on campus has been put on the backburner after its proposition at the student government meeting this month. Student[…]
91X Newscast: Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2018, noon
BELLEVILLE — Mariia Khanenko brings you the latest news in the Quinte region. Headlines include: an update on the baby delivered at Port Hope gas station, a local Napanee girl[…]
Drug warrants lead to six arrests in Belleville
By Sophie Dudley BELLEVILLE – A two-month investigation has led to six drug-related arrests in the west end of Belleville. A news release from Belleville Police said Wednesday the Belleville Police[…]
Quinte West fire department to buy a new fire truck
By Bradley Bennett BELLEVILLE – The Quinte West council approved the purchase of a new $521,000 fire truck as part of its capital expenditures for 2018. The new truck is a demo truck from[…]
Hospice Quinte residence a step closer to reality
By Lindsey Cooke BELLEVILLE – Hospice Quinte is one step closer to having a residential building for terminally ill patients in the Belleville-Quinte West region. The South East Local Health[…]
Forum hears local news matters while newsrooms struggle to keep up
By Bradley Bennett, Lindsey Cooke, Joseph Carin BELLEVILLE – Local news matters, but a lack of resources in newsrooms within Quinte poses a huge obstacle in trying to cover everything going[…]
Union calls on government to intervene in college teachers’ negotiations
By Robert Champagne BELLEVILLE – The possibility of a college teachers’ strike is looming for some time in October after the union called on the Ontario Ministry of Labour to[…]
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