The provincial government is continuing to monitor an active wildfire near Churchill Falls.
Water bombers, helicopters and crews continue to fight the fire, which was first reported May 28. It originated 1 km from the Town of Churchill Falls on the north side of the Trans-Labrador Highway and continues to move east, away from the town and infrastructure.
For air quality information, visit http://weather.gc.ca/en/location/index.html?coords=53.530,-64.014…
The Trans-Labrador Highway is now open.
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