The city of Belleville, Ont., has lowered municipal flags following the death of a prominent businessman.
Richard Courneyea passed away from undisclosed causes.
In a statement Wednesday, Mayor Mitch Panciuk called Courneyea’s passing a huge loss to the community and said he’ll be dearly missed by many.
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Courneyea’s business ventures included Richard Davis menswear, Signal Brewery and Henry’s Place.
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He was also an active member of the Belleville Downtown BIA, chamber of commerce, Quinte Tourism and the agricultural society.
Civic flags will remain lowered until Friday.
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