Fate of Shafia family now lies in the hands of 12 jurors
By Katrina Geenevasen After months of testimony, countless transcripts, and a pile of evidence, the 12 jurors in the Shafia trial are now faced with their most difficult task yet.[…]
Closing arguments at Shafia trial come to an end
By Katrina Geenevasen The closing arguments at the Shafia trial ended tonight. Mohammad Shafia, his wife Tooba Yahya and their son Hamed are each accused of first degree murder. Zaniab,[…]
Bomb threat shuts down court at Shafia trial
By Katrina Geenevasen The Shafia trial in Kingston has been postponed until this afternoon after the courthouse was evacuated following a bomb threat this morning. Kingston Police Staff Sergeant Bill[…]
Lakefield man recovers from experimental double transplant
Forty-nine year-old Lakefield man recovers from an experimental double transplant procedure. QNet News reporter Sharon Kallaste tells his story. No related posts.
Lakefield man attempts innovative lifesaving procedure for diabetes
Peter Kallaste, 49, of Lakefield, Ont., travels to Edmonton to save his life. QNet News report Sharon Kallaste tells his story. No related posts.
Evidence is nothing more than circumstantial, says lawyer
By Katrina Geenevasen All of the evidence in the Shafia trial is nothing more than hearsay, says the lawyer representing Hamed Shafia. Patrick McCann spent nearly three hours this morning[…]
Homeless campaign aims to educate public on issues
Belleville’s fifth annual “Sleep Out So Others Can Sleep In” event will take place overnight January 27 – 28. QNet News reporter Renée Rodgers explains how the event will help[…]
Piano plays, rain or shine
Courtesy of Rural Hastings Advocate Most people avoid moving their pianos as much as possible. Peter Snell, a man from Thomasburg, Ontario, moves his as often as he can. Jennifer[…]
Tyendinaga works to improve housing
The poor state of Native housing has been in the media a lot these days, particularly in Northern Ontario. But it’s not all bad. Local First Nations Tyendinaga has found[…]
Fitness Centre gets facelift over holidays
When the dust settles and the debris is cleared away, Loyalist students and staff will have a new, expanded fitness centre. QNet News reporter Harrison Perkins reports. No related posts.
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