91X Newscast: Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2018
BELLEVILLE – QNet News anchor, David Bui, brings you the latest news about the grand opening a new fire station in Quinte West, President Donald Trump deciding who will be America’s[…]
Police charge driver with going almost twice the speed limit on 401
By Mariia Khanenko BELLEVILLE – Two stunt drivers and 85 speeding charges were issued by area police over the long weekend. A 26-year-old man from Belleville was charged with stunt[…]
Loyalist College offers help to students who can’t afford food
By Leila Nasr BELLEVILLE – A Loyalist College initiative is offering free food and personal hygiene items for students in need. At the time the Student Food Cupboard opened last fall, there[…]
Picton man charged after dangerous prank
By Mariia Khanenko PICTON — A 17 year old man has been charged by Prince Edward County OPP after emergency services were sent to a home in Gardner, Kansas on[…]
Mayoral hopeful Egerton Boyce passes on Bun Feed
By Mike Fleming BELLEVILLE – While one of the four candidates for mayor of Belleville has decided not to take part in a longtime city political tradition, two of his opponents[…]
Belleville mayoral candidates share their visions for development and the waterfront
By Sarah Law BELLEVILLE – The topic of building new developments in Belleville, particularly along the city’s waterfront, came up at Wednesday night’s mayoral candidates debate at the Empire Theatre. The[…]
Local dairy farmers unhappy with new trade deal
By Thomas Goyer CORBYVILLE – A Corbyville dairy farmer says he and his fellow farmers got thrown under the bus by the renegotiated trade deal between Canada, the United States and[…]
Housing crisis in Quinte leads to new hire
By Matthew Morgan BELLEVILLE – The need for affordable housing for young people in this region is so great that the Hastings Housing Resource Centre in Belleville has hired a intensive case[…]
Voting in the municipal election? Everything that you will need to know before the booth
By:Lori-Anne Little BELLEVILLE – With municipal election day being right around the corner, QNet News journalist Lori-Anne Little explains what a municipal election is, and where to vote if you[…]
Postal negotiations may bring new services to local communities
By Brittany Woodcock BELLEVILLE – After months of negotiations have so far failed to come up with a new contract, Canada’s postal workers could go on strike with only 72 hours’[…]
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