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Tyendinaga Township has put a price tag on the municipality's response to a group of wild horses roaming the area of Blessington and Weese Roads last May. CAO Steve Mercer says all-in, the township en...

Police Chief moves ahead with order of respirators and gas masks The Belleville Police Service is moving ahead with the purchase of gas masks and respirators for all front line officers. Chief Ron Gig...

At least one Quinte West resident is voicing his displeasure with a council decision earlier this summer, which would raise councillors' salaries, to offset the costs of some upcoming federal tax chan...

A Trenton man has been recognized with a national award for his extensive volunteer service to the community. At council's meeting on Monday night, Frank Meiboom was honoured with the Sovereign's Meda...

More cell equipment to be mounted on local water towers The City of Quinte West is going to let another cell phone provider rent space on one of its water towers. Agreements have already been in place...

At its final meeting before the October election, Quinte West City Council and members of the public, were given an update on the 2018 municipal election process. Quinte West residents will be able to...

After months of work meeting with hundreds of possible new doctors, the Quinte West Physician Recruitment and Retention Committee has got its first commitment. At Monday's council meeting committee me...

There's a full agenda in Quinte West tonight (Monday), as there will be four delegations presented at their council meeting. Mayor Jim Harrison will present Quinte West resident Frank Meiboom with the...

The local chapter of the Ontario Nurses Association, with staff serving the Hastings and Prince Edward Public Health Unit, is now in a legal position to strike. ONA Labour Relations Officer Angie Stot...