The first in-person debate in the battle for the Bay of Quinte wasn’t exactly a knock’em down, drag ‘em out fight.
Chris Malette, Liberal candidate for the Bay of Quinte, drops by the Gazette office to discuss the issues
Prince Edward is on the list of municipalities Premier Ford has designated for a Strong Mayor
Kate Crothers wants to make sure the left stays in the national conversation, to support Canadian workers and protect public services
Suite of Official Plan amendments aligns County policy with Provincial Planning Statement
Representatives for Picton residents, ABNA Investments, and the Crown met at Ontario Superior Court March 7 for an initial hearing in Picton Terminals court case
Students from Prince Edward County out in the cold after the college cuts admissions in culinary arts, carpentry and renovation, environmental technology, and business finance.
The Picton Gazette is a finalist in four categories — Arts, Environment, Photography, and Online Reporting — in the Ontario Community Newspaper Association’s Better Newspapers Competition for 2024
The Premier did not leave a lot of time for a get-to-know-you, but the By-Election in September helped
Two former residents say isolation and inadequate support make the remote Big Island house very hard to leave
Ontario's community colleges need sustainable, predictable funding
Snap election call brings out candidates for Bay of Quinte seat
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