Category Archives: News

We all know it is the nation's 150th anniversary. Numerous municipalities are doing what they can to celebrate, including Tyendinaga Township. Clerk Steve Mercer says they're looking at numerous diffe...

   

  UPDATE 2:15 p.m.: Prince Edward OPP now say a fire at the Roblin Lake park canteen and washroom building is suspicious. The fire broke out between 4:00 and 6:00 this morning and Prince Edward C...

It's lucky no one was hurt after someone tried to get away from Belleville police officers last night (Monday). A downtown Belleville bar called police about an unruly customer who'd driven away in an...

Quinte West has made its final payment on a 10-year $500,000 commitment to the Kingston Hospital Foundation and a request to offer more could be on the horizon. On Monday, Quinte West Mayor Jim Harris...

As flood warnings continue throughout the region, Quinte West Mayor Jim Harrison says the city continues to monitor the situation closely. On Monday, the Lower Trent Conservation Authority reported wa...

Last weekend's Invisible Ribbon Gala at the National Air Force Museum was a big success. The gala, in support of the Trenton Military Family Resource Centre, raised just over $139,000. The money will ...

Some Brighton residents and councillors are visibly upset by the town's response to recent flooding along the Lake Ontario shoreline. The main issue is that homeowners, some of them who are elderly an...

Plans presented for Alice Street renovations Brighton's library could double in size if proposed renovations to the Alice Street municipal building go ahead as planned. Ed Bordeau of The Ventin Group ...

A local volunteer citizen advocacy group working to keep health care services at Trenton Memorial Hospital is making a public plea for volunteers to help canvass for its membership drive. During the m...