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These are turbulent times and the federal government has plans in place to bring stability to the Canadian economy and to its workers. That was the main message delivered Wednesday by the Member of Pa...

The City of Quinte West is inviting residents, businesses and organizations to share their input to help shape its new Multi-Year Accessibility Plan. The new plan will outline goals and actions for th...

The union representing more than 10,000 full-time college support staff at Ontario's 24 colleges, including 160 at Belleville's Loyalist College, has reached a tentative agreement after nearly five we...

Multiple charges have been laid after Quinte West OPP began an impaired driving investigation on Sunday. Around 1 p.m., officers stopped a vehicle for speeding and they believed the driver may have be...

A Prince Edward County woman who passed away in the spring is stepping up to support her hospital. Merrial Leslie, in her 90th year, died in March after spending decades in Demorestville. The Hamilton...

Quinte West OPP have laid charges in an impaired driving investigation. On Sunday, October 12, 2025 at approximately 1 p.m., a traffic stop for speeding led Quinte West OPP to suspect a motorist may b...

Prince Edward County Fire and Rescue responded to a house fire on Davidson Road near Rossmore yesterday afternoon. No one was injured during the blaze The estimated loss is $1.7 million. The cause is ...

A tie vote led to a defeated motion regarding Automated Speed Enforcement cameras at a meeting of Belleville City Council on Tuesday. The motion brought forward by Councillor Kathryn Brown called on t...

Belleville City Council approved a recommendation to adopt the terms of reference for the newly established Understanding Homelessness Task Force. Approval came from a meeting of council on Tuesday. O...

Belleville City Council approved a recommendation to have a 2026 pre-budget approval for the rental of voting system equipment for the 2026 municipal election in the amount of $142,400. In March, coun...