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More than half of Hastings-Prince Edward’s new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday were children as the region saw another double-digit increase.

Another Belleville restaurant has closed voluntarily after possible COVID-19 exposure.

Quinte Health Care’s intensive care unit would have difficult managing a sudden spike of COVID-19 patients until new staff come aboard in January, a QHC…

SHARE ON: (Photo Credit: Trevor Smith-Millar) In an effort to help seniors on the waitlist for a long term care spot, the Province is investing money to expand Paramedicine in Hastings Prince Edwards. MPP Daryl Kramo announced the $5.9 million will help seniors stay safe while living in the comfort of their own homes. Kramp says this is in an effort to help end hallway health care and provide care for seniors. The money will go to things like in-home health services, home visits and in-home testing, monitoring of patients to prevent emergency situations, education and connecting patients wit...

Article content Quinte Health Care hospitals’ capacity problems have decreased, but that may only be temporary, a vice-president says. “Things look much different this week than they looked even 10 days ago,” vice-president and chief nursing officer Carol Smith Romeril during Tuesday’s board meeting. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. She said there was space in the intensive care unit and in general medicine units. “That’s a very different picture than even 10 days ago,” she said. There was also less traffic in emergency units, but tha...