Cain’s Quest snowmobile race returns to Labrador
The Cain’s Question snowmobile race has returned to Labrador for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Cain’s Question snowmobile race has returned to Labrador for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A 39-year-old man is dead after a snowmobile crash outside Trout River on Saturday.
Rocky Harbour RCMP received the report of the crash around 8:40 p.m. It happened on a trail in the area of Chimney Cove Pond. A snowmobile left the trail and went over a wooded embankment. The lone operator was found dead down over the embankment and the heavily damaged snowmobile was located a considerable distance away. The man’s body was recovered and taken from the scene with help from snowmobilers in the community.
Evidence gathered at the scene suggests that alcohol impairment and aggressive operation may have been factors in the crash. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner is engaged and the investigation is continuing.
Rocky Harbour RCMP thanks all those who assisted and a special thanks to the Trout River Volunteer Fire Department, who opened the fire hall up for those in need of a warming centre.
A venue more accustomed to the sounds of the crack of the bat will be echoing with the sounds of snowmobile engines this weekend. NTV’s Don Bradshaw reports.
Search and rescue officials on the province’s west coast are issuing a warning this evening about the potential dangers of snowmobiling on or near frozen bodies of water. NTV’s Don Bradshaw has that story.
It didn’t feel much like January in central Newfoundland on Tuesday. The mild winter has some snowmobilers heading for higher ground. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.
The snowmobile industry is valued at about $100 million a year in the province, but mild weather has the season off to a slow start. NTV’s Don Bradshaw reports.
With winter weather hitting parts of the island early, rescue officials are cautioning those who are headed out on snowmobiles.
NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.