Category Archives: News

On September 3, 2025 at 9:43 a.m., Belleville police responded to a call in the city's west end regarding a domestic dispute. Upon arrival, officers located a male and female and spoke to both. It was...

Quinte West City Council proclaimed the month of September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month at its meeting on Wednesday. Before council approved the proclamation, Evelyn Wilson, CEO and founder of ...

Quinte West City Council approved an extension of a licence agreement with five of the six seasonal pop-ups vendors. These vendors include: Banana Splitz K-Food Express Momo-Mentum Street Thai Food Th...

Quinte West City Council approved a request to have a mural be completed on the Centre Cinemas building showcasing Hollywood North (1917 to approximately 1935). As part of the approval, council also a...

Quinte Conservation and the Low Water Response Team have declared a Level 3 Low Water Condition due to lack of rainfall and low flows in local rivers and streams. This is the most severe low-water lev...

With chants of 'our college, our future,' a large number of faculty, support staff, students and union supporters rallied at Loyalist College Wednesday afternoon. The Ontario Public Service Employees ...

UPDATE: Dixon Drive has since been reopened. Another motor vehicle collision has shut down a road in Quinte West. A temporary road closure is in effect on Dixon Drive from Marmora/West Street to Sidne...

Northumberland OPP responded to several incidents over the weekend, resulting in multiple charges being laid, including impaired driving and assault. Aggravated Assault On September 1, 2025, police re...

The City of Quinte West has announced that Colonial Park, located on Colonial Road in the Montrose Road subdivision, is temporarily closed effective immediately. This is to allow for the installation ...

The City of Belleville has announced that an Official Plan Review public consultation centre will be taking place during Doors Open on Saturday, September 13. The plan outlines the city's long-term vi...