Canadian travellers have pulled hundreds of millions of dollars out of the United States by vacationing within the country. That has benefited tour operators in Newfoundland and Labrador. CTV’s Garrett Barry reports.
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Snow squalls across parts of the West Coast are resulting in poor driving conditions. Travel is not recommended from Woody Point to Trout River, the Trans-Canada Highway to Buchan’s Resource Road, and from Mainland to Cape St. George. Across the remainder of the Island, roads are mostly bare and dry with some icy sections. Roads […]
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Roads across Newfoundland are mostly snow-covered. The roads from Woody Point to Trout River and Abrahams Cove to Mainland are closed. There is poor visibility in many areas of the west coast, parts of central, and the Avalon Peninsula. Travel is not recommended in several areas. Across Labrador, roads are snow-covered with icy sections and […]
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Across the west coast and parts of central Newfoundland, roads are snow-covered with icy and slushy sections and good visibility. On the Trans-Canada Highway from Birchy Narrows east to Avalon, the roads are bare and dry with a few icy patches. Roads in Labrador are partly snow-covered with icy patches and good visibility. Marine Atlantic […]
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Across the Island, roads are snow-covered with icy and slushy sections on the Great Northern Peninsula and Stephenville and south. Roads are partly snow-covered on Route 330 and 340. Visibility is poor from Placentia to Branch and Cape Broyle to Chance Cove Park. Elsewhere, roads are wet with icy sections and fair to good visibility. […]
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