The westbound right lane of the Trans-Canada Highway near Paddy’s Pond will be closed beginning Monday, June 22, for bridge repair work. The work is expected to take about two weeks to complete. The lane closure will be lifted on weekends to help maintain traffic flow. Information on highway construction projects and repairs is available […]
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Team Gushue will play for another men’s world curling championship Sunday after defeating Scotland 9-4 in Saturday’s semi-final in Switzerland. A steal of 3 in the sixth end was the difference as the Gushue rink, playing as Team Canada, defeated Bruce Mouat and the defending world champions from Scotland. Gushue lost in the final to […]
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On the heels of a record-breaking 2023 cruise season, the Atlantic Canada Cruise Association (ACCA) is preparing to reach even greater heights in 2024. “We are thrilled to welcome over 600 cruise ship calls to Atlantic Canada this year,” said Sarah Rumley, ACCA Executive Director. “With a forecasted growth of 10% in cruise passenger visits […]
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The 2024 Gros Morne Theatre Festival is getting ready for another season. Shows will take place from June to September. There are nine productions scheduled for this summer, totaling 150 individual shows on the calendar. Along with the shows, there will also be the classic dinner theatre and this season will have live music every […]
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MUN’s Labrador Campus has launched a new program. The Bachelor of Arctic and Subarctic Interdisciplinary Studies (BASIS) Program will accept its first cohort this fall. The program is northern-based, northern-focused and Indigenous-led. It will provide students with the opportunity to experience living and studying in the North in an interdisciplinary environment, focusing on topics of […]
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