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Coming off their first win of the American Hockey League season, the Belleville Senators return to Montreal's Bell Centre to play the Laval Rocket again tonight. This is the fourth straight meeting be...

Due to forecast weather conditions the City of Belleville will activate the overnight warming centre tonight (Feb. 19) and tomorrow night (Feb. 20). Visitors will be screened using the latest COVID-19...

There were a couple of notable calls for service to Belleville Police over the last 24 hours, mixed into the total of 74 that the department received. Officers responded to complaints about a man brea...

The Children's Foundation has decided to postpone this year's Guardian Angel Gala due to continuing COVID-19 restrictions. Gala Committee Chair Liz Lehtinen says the decision was made so that this yea...

The city of Belleville and about 200 of its inside and outside workers will have labour peace for the next five years. Late Thursday night the city and representatives from the Canadian Union of Publi...

Prince Edward County Council wants staff to gather more information before approving any changes to the short term accommodations by-law but did accept some recommendations. At a special Committee of ...

Northumberland OPP are investigating a break-in at a business on the Alderville First Nation, just south of Rice Lake. It happened sometime around 2:30 a.m. on Wednesday, when officers responded to an...

A 23-year-old from Quinte West has been charged after OPP arrested a suspect on an outstanding warrant. Quinte West OPP officers responded to a business on Dundas Street East, around 3:40 p.m. on Wedn...

The ECHL affiliate of the Ottawa and Belleville Senators has become a casualty of COVID-19. The Brampton Beast announced Thursday that the team will fold and cease operations immediately. The team had...

Another single new COVID-19 case and one recovery are being reported in Hastings Prince Edward today. That leaves the number of active cases at 11, with a seven day case rate per 100,000 people of 5.9...