Some people are washing their vegetables in the dishwasher. But how far should we go in cleaning our produce?
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The City of Belleville’s Community Services Department has joined a pilot project with Quinte Conservation to promote its Clean, Drain, Dry initiative, in an effort to reduce the spread of invasive aquatic plants. The project includes the stationing of a washing trailer at various water access points throughout the Quinte region. The goal is to have users wash any debris from their watercraft to prevent the spreading of invasive species through our waterways. The CD3 Watercraft Cleaning Station is now located at the George Street Boat Launch until Aug. 23, after which it will be moved to another access point...
Some people are washing their vegetables in the dishwasher. But how far should we go in cleaning our produce?
Botswana has marked a significant step forward in stimulating air access to the region, with the launch of an official air access strategy,...
Zephyr Energy, the Rocky Mountain oil and gas company, has provided an update on the production test on the State 36-2R LNW-CC well and the Company's...
Development on the site of Highway 37 and Black Diamond Rd. in Belleville is continuing with the approval of a zoning by-law amendment. Council...
Development on the site of Highway 37 and Black Diamond Rd. in Belleville is continuing with the approval of a zoning by-law amendment. Council...
Invasive water species had covered 398 hectares of the Vaal River, leaving less than one hectare of water visible at one point.
Invasive water species had covered 398 hectares of the Vaal River, leaving less than one hectare of water visible at one point.
From the Vaal River to Hartbeespoort Dam, the effects of invasive aquatic plants have been detrimental to the health of communities and the...
Quinte Waste Solutions wishes to inform the public that our Hazardous and Electronic Waste Depot, located at 75 Wallbridge Crescent, Belleville, will...
Quinte Waste Solutions wishes to inform the public that our Hazardous and Electronic Waste Depot, located at 75 Wallbridge Crescent, Belleville, will...