Motorcyclists honour Afghanistan soldiers
Trenton played host to a group of motorcyclists promoting awareness of both the holocaust and the war in Afghanistan last Thursday. QNet News reporter Tyson Leonard has the story. No[…]
Mixed feelings on possible Quinte casino
By Marc Venema There are mixed feelings among Belleville residents on the possibility of a casino coming to the Quinte region after it was dubbed a “gaming zone” by the[…]
Big upgrades for firefighters at CFB Trenton
By Marc Venema Firefighters at CFB Trenton are getting a state-of-the-art fire hall to go with their new fleet of trucks. A new $12.1 million dollar fire hall on[…]
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[…]
OPP enforcing road safety for Canada Road Safety Week
By Tyson Leonard The OPP will be out on the roads this weekend to enforce the rules of the road during Canada Road Safety Week. “Our goal is to see[…]
Opening of walleye season is a family tradition
By Gail Paquette Mike Frost hasn’t missed the annual walleye fishing derby in 30 years. Every year he makes the 4,883-km trek across Canada from Carmacks, Yukon, to join family[…]
Skyhawks land in Trenton for season opener
By Gail Paquette The Skyhawks, Canada’s only military parachute demonstration team opened their 2011 season in their hometown of Trenton Ontario, May 9. Fresh from their training camp in Perris[…]
Last operational Boeing 720 retires to Trenton museum
By Jack Carver The last operational Boeing 720 in the world finished its illustrious career when it landed at CFB Trenton on Wednesday. Built in 1960, “Pinocchio” has been around[…]
Local woman gearing up for Walleye Fishing Derby
By Jack Carver Pro angler Ashley Rae is one of three big-time anglers scheduled to give a seminar at this weekend’s Walleye World Fishing Derby in Trenton. In an e-mail[…]
New call centre in Trenton set to stay awhile
By Marc Venema The revolving door of call centres coming and going in Trenton should soon be over, says Quinte West’s manager of economic development. Linda Lisle said SP Data,[…]
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