A look at next year’s potential B-Sens roster
By Daniel Taylor BELLEVILLE – Top-level competitive hockey may have disappeared from the Belleville community, but not for long If you haven’t heard, the Yardmen Arena will soon be home[…]
MPP Todd Smith sets up petition against rural school closures
By Megan Pounder BELLEVILLE – Prince Edward-Hastings MPP Todd Smith wants to help fight for rural schools. On Tuesday, Smith, a member of the Conservative opposition at Queen’s Park, launched[…]
Crime rates in Belleville for the third quarter of 2016 drop from 2015 rates
By Matthew Murray BELLEVILLE – Police presence was a major factor in reducing the crime rates in Belleville from July to September 2016 as rates dropped from 2015 to 2016,[…]
Artists apply to represent Canada in Quinte Mall installation
By Rachel Stark BELLEVILLE – Co-owners of a local art studio are applying to represent Canada in a creative way. A search is on for a local artist to create[…]
Canadian Cancer Society wants you to dry out
By James Gaughan BELLEVILLE – The Canadian Cancer Society is challenging people to give up alcohol during February to help raise money and awareness about alcohol-related cancers. The challenge is called Dry[…]
Low income families receive free dental care
By Lindsey Cooke BELLEVILLE- The South-East Local Health Integration Network announced that one-time funding to Community Health Care Centres in the area will -help provide free dental care to more[…]
Hillier Township man facing impaired charges
By Mallory Day QUINTE WEST – A 37-year-old man from Hillier Township, west of Wellington, was charged with impaired driving on Tuesday night. According to the Quinte West OPP, the[…]
Get out and enjoy #WinterWalkDay
By Stephanie Clue BELEVILLE – Despite the cold, winter weather shouldn’t stop you from being active. #WinterWalkDay is a hashtag on social media to encourage people to get outside, said[…]
Health board approves $15.5 million budget
By Makala Chapman BELLEVILLE – The municipalities that make up the Hastings Prince Edward Public Health Unit will have to cover $3.3 million of this year’s $15.5 million budget, says[…]
Home First program established as a top priority by Quinte Health Care
By Jaykob Storey BELLEVILLE – The Home First program is going to be an important priority for Quinte Health Care. President and CEO, Mary Clare Egberts made the statement at the[…]
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