

Construction to begin on Kelsey Drive Monday
Expect lane reductions and delays on Kelsey Drive. Construction on Kelsey Drive is set to begin Monday, October 5, as work continues on the Kelsey Drive and Thorburn/Goldstone Intersection Improvement Project. Work will take place at three access points: Walmart and Home Depot Canadian Tire and Swiss Chalet Boston Pizza and TD Bank The construction will be phased to maintain access to businesses and reduce traffic disruptions. Lane reductions will be in place, and motorists s
Oct 41 min read


Conservation officers monitor black bear near Rocky Harbour
Conservation officers are monitoring reports of a black bear near Rocky Harbour as residents are reminded to take steps to avoid attracting bears into residential areas. The Department of Forestry, Agriculture and Lands says black bears are currently searching for food sources and residents should ensure potential attractants are not left outside. Residents are asked to properly store garbage and only put it out on designated collection days. They are also advised to remove f
Oct 42 min read


Collision on Southern Shore Highway slows traffic
There is a collision on the Southern Shore Highway near Bay Bulls Big Pond due to a single-vehicle crash. Traffic is backed up in the area in both directions. One lane is open to alternating traffic. Avoid the area and expect delays. There is no word on the extent of the collision or any injuries.
Oct 31 min read


CRTC moves to improve cellphone coverage information for Canadians
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) is introducing changes aimed at giving Canadians more detailed and accurate information about cellphone coverage. The changes follow a public consultation on how telecommunications providers report information about their wireless networks. Under the new approach, Canadians will be able to get more detailed information about cellphone coverage in specific areas, making it easier to compare service options
Oct 31 min read


Gas up nearly 10 cents
Gas is up today by 9.7 cents per litre. Diesel motor fuel on the Island went up 3.1 cents while diesel in western Labrador dropped 2.9 cents. Furnace oil heating fuel on the Island decreased by 2.66 cents, and stove oil in western Labrador dropped by 2.52 cents. These changes are based on the most recently available market data as of the close of business on October 1, and as a result do not reflect more recent market activity. The Board’s next price adjustment is on Tuesday,
Oct 31 min read
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