Category Archives: News

Preparation is underway to celebrate the Belleville Police Service's 190th anniversary next year. June 18, 1836, is the date the Belleville Police Service became formalized as a municipal police servi...

The Belleville Police Service is exploring the use of an armoured vehicle and has released a community survey seeking feedback. In a post to Facebook, the Belleville Police Service says other municipa...

Belleville Fire and Emergency Services have lifted the partial burn ban, effective immediately, in accordance with the Open-Air Burning By-law. The partial ban was originally issued on August 29. Resi...

A man who violently assaulted and sexually assaulted a woman at a Belleville hotel over 25 years ago has been sentenced to 13 years in penitentiary. On Thursday morning, in a Belleville courtroom, Wil...

It's the final pour this weekend for a popular festival in Quinte West. Hops on the Water Craft Beer Festival happens one last time Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Front Street Farmers' Market ...

September is World Alzheimer Month. Today (Thursday, September 18), local McDonald's restaurants in Belleville, Quinte West, Picton and Madoc will be donating 50 cents from all medium, large, and extr...

Quinte West firefighters were called out to a boat fire late Wednesday night. Just after 11:30 p.m., crews from Station 2 were called to the end of Hutchinson Road at the Murray Canal where a docked 3...

A subdivision agreement is moving forward for part of the Base31 property in Prince Edward County. During Wednesday's Planning and Development Committee meeting, members of county council discussed a ...

A lot severance with new zoning for part of the severed land has gotten approval in Sophiasburgh During Wednesday's Prince Edward County Planning and Development committee meeting, members of council ...

Prince Edward County has held a statutory public meeting for a subdivision proposed to be constructed in Hillier ward. During the meeting, a representative of the developer presented their plans to di...