All parties confirm attendance for Picton debate
By Alan-Michael Steele BELLEVILLE – Candidates from the five parties participating in the federal election in the Bay of Quinte riding have officially confirmed they will be participating in a[…]
Local federal election candidates talk about goals for upcoming election
by Sarah Cooke BELLEVILLE – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau officially dropped the writ on Sept. 11, and local party candidates state that they have much to do before the federal[…]
Layoffs scheduled for Algonquin & Lakeshore school board
By Max Reid NAPANEE – Teachers and support staff rallied outside of the Algonquin & Lakeshore Catholic District School Board in Napanee on Tuesday to protest government funding cuts that will[…]
Green New Deal town hall attracts young voters to the climate discussion
By Sarah Cooke BELLEVILLE – More than 40 people attended a Green New Deal town hall Monday night with several young people in attendance to discuss ideas for a greener[…]
Special city council meeting to be held Tuesday
By Max Reid BELLEVILLE – A special city council meeting will be held Tuesday afternoon to discuss strategic planning in Belleville. Mayor Panciuk and his eight councillors will meet at[…]
Green Party of Ontario now has a Bay of Quinte riding association
By Sarah Cooke BELLEVILLE – A constituency association for the Green Party of Ontario has been formed in the Bay of Quinte riding. A founding meeting for the association was[…]
Belleville zoning by-laws changed to allow Costco development
By Liam Radford BELLEVILLE – Belleville city council unanimously voted to change to zoning by-laws Monday that will allow work to begin on the Costco development on Bell Boulevard. ”[…]
Members of the Quinte region Muslim community speak about Christchurch
By Evan McClelland BELLEVILLE – Even though it happened on the other side of the world, the shootings in New Zealand have been felt in Belleville’s Muslim community. QNet News[…]
Live Chat: OSAP changes impact students
Belleville – Majority of the Loyalist college students are worried about the changes about OSAP by the Doug Ford government according to the informal survey conducted by the QNet News.[…]
Public transit is big talking point at Thurlow public meeting
By Thomas Goyer CORBYVILLE – Belleville city councillors Paul Carr and Bill Sandison met with Thurlow ward residents Tuesday night to discuss the city’s budget and field questions about upcoming[…]
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