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Quinte Secondary School was located at 45 College Street West, Belleville, Ontario. It was closed in 2018.

The 'Quinte Weekly News' was published in Belleville, Ontario, between 1986 and 1992. It was edited and published by David Botting, one of the founding owners.

The main branch of the Quinte West Public Library opened at Creswell Drive in Trenton in 2004. Its predecessor was the Trenton Memorial Public Library at 18 Albert Street.

Quinte Women's Institute was organized on August 7, 1907 at Cleize schoolhouse on Highway 2 east of Pt. Anne Lane. Meetings were held on the second Tuesday of each month in the home of one of its members. The institute was disbanded in 1994.

A group of people interested in promoting tourism in Prince Edward County established the Quinte’s Isle Tourist Association in 1952.
In 1964, the association purchased the office at 116 Main Street in Picton with the backing of three directors.
The Prince Edward County Chamber of Commerce held the same office location, and therefore the merging of the two organizations was discussed.
On February 7, 1996 the two groups merged resulting the Prince Edward County Chamber of Tourism and Commerce.

Scarborough High School opened in 1922 and was renamed Scarborough Collegiate Institute in 1930. In 1954 it became the R. H. King Collegiate Institute, until 1989 when it was renamed again as R. H. King Academy. Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R._H._King_Academy

Muriel Rabel was a resident of Frankford, Ontario.

Obituary: https://obittree.com/obituary/ca/ontario/belleville/john-r-bush-funeral-home/muriel-rabel/268560/

Allan A. Ralley was a teacher at Prince Edward Collegiate Institute in Picton and a veteran of the Second World War with the Royal Canadian Air Force.

A land surveying and civil engineering firm led by Onesiphorus Bartley, P.L.S. (b. 4 Apr 1815 - d. 28 Sep 1879), and George Warner Ranney, C.E. (b. 1821 - d. 27 Jun 1907).

John Thomas Ransom was born on August 25, 1889, to parents Giles Sanders Ransom and Margaret Wilson at York, Ontario. He married Lottie Ruth Long on March 19, 1912, at York, Ontario. He was a Provincial Land Surveyor active in Hastings County from the 1940s-1960s. His son, Thomas S. Ransom was also a surveyor in the local area. John Ransom died on October 13, 1962.

Thomas S. Ransom was a Provincial Land Surveyor who was active in the Hastings County area during the 1960s. His father, John Thomas Ransom, was also a provincial surveyor in the area.

Rapid, Grip and Batten was a design firm based in Toronto, Ontario.

Cheryl Rashotte was a high school student in Madoc in 1974.

Debbie Rashotte was a high school student in Madoc in 1974.

Margie Rashotte was a high school student in Madoc in 1974.

Susan Rashotte was a high school student in Madoc in 1974.