No injuries in school bus collision in Picton
By Dariya Baiguzhiyeva BELLEVILLE – A school bus in Picton with seven students on board was involved in a collision in Picton early Monday morning. No one was injured, according[…]
Man found dead at fire scene in Belleville
By Dariya Baiguzhiyeva BELLEVILLE – A man is dead after a fire at a Belleville apartment building early Sunday morning. Police and firefighters were called to the fire at 249 Bridge[…]
Local businesses struggle to cope with increased minimum wage
By Rachel Bell BELLEVILLE – The minimum wage was recently increased in Ontario from $11.60 to $14, creating difficulties for local business owners. A local pharmacist, who spoke on condition[…]
Documentary about murder and betrayal produced by Belleville reporter
By Katie Perry BELLEVILLE – A TV Ontario documentary highlighting murder and betrayal, produced by a Belleville reporter, was screened at Loyalist College on Wednesday. Some Kind of Judas tells the story of[…]
Quinte waterways at risk for potential flooding
By Kayla Haggett BELLEVILLE – Waterways in the Quinte region have the potential for flooding due to ice conditions, Quinte Conservation says. in a press release issued Wednesday afternoon. The bitter cold[…]
Probe into fatal Tweed helicopter crash: equipment bag got entangled in tail rotor
By Leah Den Hartogh BELLEVILLE – A Hydro One helicopter crash that killed four people last week was caused by an equipment bag getting entangled in the tail rotor, the[…]
Ontario College strike arbitrator rules in favour of faculty, union says
By Lindsey Harren BELLEVILLE– A new Ontario colleges’ deal was finalized through arbitration Wednesday, including a salary increase for faculty, more job security for partial-load teachers, and academic freedom. After[…]
Moira Secondary renaming sparks opposition
By Joseph Carin BELLEVILLE – An online petition opposing the Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board‘s decision to rename Moira Secondary School in Belleville is close to its 2,500-signature goal. The petition stems[…]
Not all holiday materials are recyclable
By Jenna Leslie BELLEVILLE – With Christmas season at full force, there are some things that people should keep in mind when recycling their holiday waste. Most wrapping paper is[…]
Parents will be offered more support through child-care services
By Lindsey Cooke BELLEVILLE – Parents across the province will be receiving more support through services that provide early child development programs, according to Hastings County Children’s Services. Ontario Early[…]
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