Christopher's Law to battle sex offenders
The Ontario government will soon introduce amendments to Christopher's Law, that, if passed, will strengthen Ontario's Sex Offender Registry by giving police more tools to better monitor and supervise registered sex offenders. The government is also proposing changes that would prevent sex offenders from legally changi...
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Mail delivery shut down
Canada Post workers are on strike after failing to reach a negotiated agreement with their employer. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers says approximately 55,000 workers are striking, claiming little progress has been made in the bargaining process. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers issued a 72-hour strike notice ...
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Dispensary closed down in Kingston
In early November 2024, members of the Kingston Police Special Services Unit learned of an unlicensed marijuana dispensary operating in the downtown core, distributing illicit cannabis-based products. A formal investigation into the premises located in the Queen Street and Division Street area was conducted. Investigat...
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Launching QN Extended
The Quinte News team is pleased to be launching more news content. Quinte News is already in your home for news, sports, and weather across the region. Our coverage stretches from Napanee to Colborne, Prince Edward County to Bancroft. QN Extended will feature a larger geographical footprint, but also a new style of li...
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World renowned exorcist/author talks to Quinte News
As our first full-length interview on Quinte News Extended, we feature Father Carlos Martins. Martins, originally from Kitchener, is a Roman Catholic Priest and an exorcist. He has taken his exorcist cases and has made them into one of the top 20 religious podcasts in the world. Father Martins is also releasing a book...
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