Month: June 2026

2 months ago

High winds in the Wreckhouse

Bay St. George District RCMP are warning drivers (especially those in large or commercial vehicles, including RVs and tractor trailers) of high winds in the Wreckhouse area of the Trans-Canada Highway. Wind speeds in this area are reaching 120 km/h. While the highway is currently open, all motorists are asked to use caution and drive […]

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2 months ago

Route 330 closed in both directions with no detour available

Gander RCMP is advising that route 330 near Jonathan’s Pond Park is currently closed in both directions due to a motor vehicle collision. Traffic is not moving through the area at this time, and there is no immediate detour available. RCMP is asking residents to please avoid the area at this time. If you do […]

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2 months ago

Province files request to intervene in Marine Atlantic hearing

The province has filed a request to intervene in a hearing on the designation of Marine Atlantic as an essential service. In a statement this morning, government says it “respects the collective bargaining process underway between Marine Atlantic and Unifor, but is concerned the corporation’s longstanding designation as an essential service could be reconsidered by […]

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2 months ago

Student financial assistance applications being accepted for 2026-27 academic year

The Department of Education and Early Childhood Development is reminding students who plan to attend a post-secondary institution in the coming months that student financial assistance applications are now being accepted for the 2026-27 academic year. Loans and non-repayable grants are available to help students access and pay for post-secondary education. Post-secondary students who receive […]

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2 months ago

Province launches study to improve traffic flow at Pitts Memorial Drive and Trans-Canada Highway Interchange

The province is conducting a traffic study that will facilitate planning for one of the busiest routes in the province. A request for proposals has been issued for a two-phase traffic study covering Pitts Memorial Drive (Route 2) and the Trans-Canada Highway interchange. The first phase will study how traffic currently moves through Pitts Memorial […]

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2 months ago

RNC lay trafficking charges

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary has charged a St. John’s man with drug related offences. On Friday, police were called to a home in the Elizabeth Avenue area of St. John’s. Inside the residence, officers observed drugs and weapons that led to the arrest of Robert White. Several items were seized from the home including: The […]

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2 months ago

RNC investigating online extortion of youth

The RNC is investigating reports of a violent online group exploiting youth in the St. John’s area. The group “764”, which is classified as a terrorist entity, uses social media and gaming platforms like Roblox and Minecraft, to coerce and exploit young people into committing acts of self-harm with each interaction escalating the danger to both […]

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2 months ago

Mix of sun and cloud for metro today; warm temps in central and rain in Labrador

ST. JOHN’S/BONAVISTA Today: Fog dissipating this morning then a mix of sun and cloud. Wind becoming southeast 20 km/h this afternoon. High 12 except 20 inland and where winds blow off the land. UV index 8 or very high. Tonight: Becoming cloudy this evening. Rain beginning overnight. Fog patches developing near midnight. Amount 2 to […]

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2 months ago

Mount Pearl Man Arrested for Assaulting Partner

A Mount Pearl man has been arrested for choking his partner. Yesterday afternoon, RNC responded to a home and spoke to witnesses who said a man assaulted a woman. Officers spoke to the couple and the victim confirmed the assault. The 46-year old man was arrested for assault by choking and held for court.

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2 months ago

Fuel Prices Fall in Tuesday Morning Update

In the latest adjustment to from the Public Utilities Board, fuel prices are down across the board. The price of gas decreased by 2.4 cents per litre, diesel is down by 5.2 cents, and furnace oil falls by 4.44 cents. In parts of Labrador, diesel drops by 7.7 cpl and stove oil is down by […]

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