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Three Colborne residents have been convicted and fined in connection with an investiagtion into illegal netting of rainbow trout out of season. 21-year old Shane Carter, 19-year old Michael Carter and...

Recently re-elected Warden of Hastings County Ron Emond says he'll be pushing the Ministry of the Attorney General to include all courts in a new consolidated courthouse planned for Belleville. During...

It's been a Christmas tradition for nearly 50-years in Belleville....but, not this year. The massive display of lights at Tom Gavey Alemite Park in east-end Belleville has been left in storage because...

Brighton's Mayor says it's another reason she wanted Northumberland County-wide policing. The idea was rejected earlier this year by most of the county's seven municipalities, and Brighton now faces a...

The only court still held in Trenton could soon be a thing of the past. Ministry of the Attorney General spokesman Brendan Crawley says Youth Criminal Justice matters, held only one half day a month i...

It will be another Christmas in prison for a 36-year-old Brighton woman convicted of drug trafficking in Pakistan. Deborah Kerr, who was given a 25-year sentence after being found guilty in August, cl...

Northumberland-Quinte West M-P Rick Norlock will use the proroguement of Parliament to get feedback on what his constituents want. Norlock, who supports the Governor General's decision to shut down Pa...

There could still be a chance the Murphy-Walsh report will be included in a provincial reviewer's study of Quinte Healthcare's finances. Q-H-C officials understood an email from the Southeast LHIN ear...

Belleville lawyer Peter Girard will represent Jim Sinclair at a bail hearing tomorrow. The 68-year old owner of the former Bakelite property, who was sentenced to a four-month jail term this week and ...

Quinte West Transit Service is getting into the Christmas Spirit and will start running buses on Saturday's beginning this weekend. Quinte Access official Pat Sutherland says about 100 riders per day ...