Author Archives: Alana Cameron

The flag at Belleville City Hall has been lowered to half-staff in honour of former city employee Lloyd Syer. The former Director of Parks and Recreation for the City of Belleville, passed away on Apr...

The Traffic Incident Management Enforcement (TIME) team of the OPP has charged two people after drugs were seized during a traffic stop. On April 30, 2022 at approximately 8:30 p.m., officers conducte...

Road work will be taking place on Moira Street (from Sidney Street to Wallbridge Loyalist Road) and College Street West (from Shamrock Road to Heartwood Drive) beginning next week. The construction sh...

Ontario Parks announced the details of the 2022 daily vehicle permits this week. Prince Edward County residents are encouraged to become familiar with this program, which provides day-use access to Sa...

The Quinte West Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a Provincial Candidate Night on Tuesday, May 17 at Heroes Landing Banquet Hall and Conference Centre. It will be an opportunity for residents & ...

Ontario Provincial Police are putting out more warnings about the "Grandparent Scam" after a woman in Trent Hills lost $7,500. Northumberland OPP say the grandparent received a call earlier this week ...

The local unemployment rate went down in April. Statistics Canada reports the rate for the Belleville Census Metropolitan Area, which includes Belleville, Quinte West, Tyendinaga/Deseronto, and Stirli...

Bay of Quinte MP Ryan Williams says he continues to work to address the Quinte region's labour shortage. Williams says about 3,000 people are needed to fill the area's current job openings. He says th...

County invites community to help shape the 2023 County Budget with launch of survey   Northumberland County is kicking off the process to develop the 2023 County Budget with the launch of a surve...

Building in the municipality of Brighton is holding steady compared to a year ago. Last month, Brighton issued 32 permits with a construction value of just over $9 million. In April 2021, there were 3...