June 19 declared Walk for Values Day in Quinte West
By Matthew Murray TRENTON – Quinte West city council has declared June 19 Walk for Values Day. The Walk for Values event is a walkathon that doesn’t involve raising money; instead, it focuses on[…]
Proposed apartments cause controversy
By Charlotte McParland BELLEVILLE – After a heated discussion of a proposal to develop a new apartment complex at a busy intersection in Belleville, city council’s planning advisory committee has[…]
Sidney Street to get bigger and better water main
By Emilie Quesnel BELLEVILLE – The water main on Sidney Street between College Street West and Maple Drive will be getting a complete makeover this summer at a cost of almost[…]
Council hears plan to make Quinte West bicycle friendly
By Rachel Stark BELLEVILLE – Quinte West city council heard a push to move forward with plans to make itself more bicycle friendly at its council meeting on March 21.[…]
Council cuts donation to film festival in Quinte West
By Matthew Murray BELLEVILLE – Quinte West city council has voted to give money to a local film festival, but not as much as originally planned. Council voted 7-4 on Monday night[…]
Committee to look into a hospice for Quinte West
By Matthew Murray BELLEVILLE – Quinte West city council has established a committee to look into having a residential hospice for the region. Hospices provide palliative (end-of-life) care to patients, often in[…]
Hospice in Quinte West up for discussion
By Matthew Murray BELLEVILLE – Quinte West city council will discuss the possibility of building a hospice for the Quinte West region at its meeting Monday night. Hospices provide palliative (end-of-life) care[…]
Quinte West budget meeting in Trenton
By Nikolai Karpinski BELLEVILLE — Quinte West council is meeting to discuss the municipality’s operating budget at city hall in Trenton Monday night. One important item is the large number of[…]
Panel talks about the challenges for women in politics
By Stelios Pappas PETERBOROUGH — Women won’t achieve real equality until more of them get involved in politics at both the local and national level, participants in a panel discussion said[…]
Mixed reactions to Ontario Conservatives’ new logo
By Charlotte McParland BELLEVILLE – There are mixed reviews on the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party‘s new logo, revealed at its annual general meeting this past weekend in Ottawa. Before a large group at[…]
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