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Camp Molly Quinte returns this summer
After a successful inaugural year, Camp Molly Quinte will return for its second year from July 13 to 16.
The four-day camp will give 35 young women the opportunity to get an inside look at a career in fire and emergency services. Participants will rotate through a series of activities based on Firefighter Level 1 training, such as Fire Investigation & Fire Dynamics, Medical Scenarios, Auto Extrication, Firefighter Survival & Forcible Entry, and more.
With Feb. 1 marking the start of Black History Month, it is important to recognize Molly Williams as the namesake for the camp. Molly was
After a successful inaugural year, Camp Molly Quinte will return for its second year from July 13 to 16.
The four-day camp will give 35 young women the opportunity to get an inside look at a career in fire and emergency services. Participants will rotate through a series of activities based on Firefighter Level 1 training, such as Fire Investigation & Fire Dynamics, Medical Scenarios, Auto Extrication, Firefighter Survival & Forcible Entry, and more.
With Feb. 1 marking the start of Black History Month, it is important to recognize Molly Williams as the namesake for the camp. Molly was
February 2, 2023
Bell Boulevard/North Front Street Corridor Study released
The City of Belleville is currently undertaking a corridor study for Bell Boulevard and North Front Street. A second Public Information Centre (PIC) was held on Sept. 29, 2022 to receive input from residents on the project. A copy of the Public Engagement Summary from this session is now available online.
The goal of this study is to understand the specific needs and opportunities in the study area and give the City direction with its current and future development as a mixed-use corridor. This direction will contribute to the overall planning vision for the city and help Belleville make
January 27, 2023
Inflation eased in December, but the path back to 2% will be long
The latest Economic Quick Take from The Conference Board of Canada is available now. Here are highlights and key insights into Statistics Canada's January 17 Consumer Price Index release.
In December, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 6.3 per cent (y/y). This was lower than the consensus estimate of 6.4 per cent (y/y) and November’s 6.8 per cent (y/y) increase.
Gasoline prices fell by 13.1 per cent (m/m) but were 3.0 per cent higher than a year ago. Year-over-year, food prices increased in stores (+11.0 per cent) and restaurants (+7.7 per cent).
January 17, 2023
Shatter House opens in downtown Belleville
Chamber CEO, Jill Raycroft joined several local dignitaries in the official ribbon-cutting to a new business in downtown Belleville.
The Shatter House, Rage Room & Lounge offers patrons 4 rooms and provide full protective gear including coveralls, face shield and gloves and provide all different kinds of weapons like bats, hammers, crowbars, to help you let off some steam. The lounge is a comfy spot to relax and admire some work from local artists.
Relieve stress by smashing things like dishes, bottles, electronics, furniture and more. If smashing things doesn't appeal to you,
January 9, 2023
Newly opened COBS Bread raised $6000+ for Gleaners
Local dignitaries gathered Wednesday, January 4th to celebrate the grand opening and official ribbon cutting at COBS Bread.
Owner Andrew Blackett is not only excited to be part of the Belleville community, he is ready to give back, with every dollar spent on the grand opening day donated to Gleaners Food Bank. More than $6,000 was raised and will go towards the purchase of a used fork truck for Gleaners.
COBS Bread also donates everything they don’t sell, every single day to Gleaners, who in turn distributes to those organizations in need, like Open Door Café, Grace Inn, and
January 5, 2023
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