Videos

Friday, June 12th - MPP Todd Smith updates the residents of the Bay of Quinte region on what PHASE 2 will look like for Quinte.

Past Ivanhoe there is this fascinating story about a sailor who escaped the clutches of the Arctic ice during a fateful search for the lost Franklin Expedition. He took up farming in central Hastings, far away from the sea.

QHS TVBingo may be off the air for the time being, but you can still help the animals... Go to the Quinte Humane Society's website to find out how! www.quintehumanesociety.com

Mayor Mitch Panciuk provides the YourTV viewers with an update on activities in the City of Belleville.

Quinte Connection June 8, 2020

In this segment, David Sweet, co-owner of Books & Co. in Picton, joins Lindsey to talk about books, puzzles, baked goods and even some recommendations about all three.

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Just north of Belleville, near the village of Roslin lays Chisholm's Mill. More than a century old, this mill has been in the same family for 6 generations. It's part of Hastings County Historical Society's itineraries that you can find on their website.

Mayor Jim Harrison updates the residents of Quinte West on what the City is doing to deal with the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic.

Mayor Mitch Panciuk provides the YourTV viewers with an update on activities in the City of Belleville.

Joe Callahan performed a Facebook Live concert in partnership with YourTV to raise money for the County Foundation program for food relief. This PSA will direct viewers to continue to donate to the cause through their website.

Quinte Connection May 20, 2020

Local musician and authour, Andy Sparling, visits with Quinte Connection host, Lindsey Harren, and shares his inspiration for and some insights about his new book, "Dance through the Darkness".

Beginning June 1st, Belleville Transit will begin the gradual move towards the restoration of transit services in Belleville. No fare will be collected at this time. Please note that rear-door boarding will remain in effect on all buses and passenger loads will be restricted to no more than 20 riders on a bus at one time.

MPP Todd Smith updates the residents of the Bay of Quinte region on what the Ontario Government is doing to deal with the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic.