Across the Island tonight, there is a chance of showers for the Avalon and Burin Peninsulas. There is a risk of flurries or rain showers in central areas, and sea effect precipitation continues along the west coast. Temperatures overnight will reach lows near freezing. There is a chance of flurries across most of Labrador tonight. Check your local forecast here .

The provincial government is bringing back 24-hour snow clearing on the busiest roads in the province. Once staff have been recruited, snowplows will work 24 hours per day from December to March. Currently, employees are only called in when conditions are bad. Routes included are : Avalon Region Route 1 (TCH) — Logy Bay Road to Foxtrap (includes the Outer Ring Road) Route 1 (TCH) – Foxtrap to Whitbourne Route 2 (Pitts Memorial Drive/CBS Bypass/Peacekeeper’s Way) — New Gowe

The LPN Class of 2026 at the CNA Corner Brook Campus is holding a fundraiser for the upcoming holiday season. The class is raising money to help support children and families in Northern Labrador who are in need during the Christmas season. Half of the money raised will go to the community, and the other half will go toward funds for the class graduation in April. By donating, individuals are entered for a chance to win prizes. Donations can be sent to pnclass2026@gmail.com ,

The Provincial Government is advising that it is experiencing network issues, which are affecting the availability of some online services. The Office of the Chief Information Officer is working to fix the issues as quickly as possible and will update the public when service is restored.

The City of St. John’s is expanding its Reserved Street Names Inventory. Residents are encouraged to submit their ideas. Names added to the inventory list, which is used when new streets are developed and require official names approved by the City, can reflect the city’s history, natural beauty, and culture. Ideas include names based on places or events, flora or fauna, natural or geographical features, cultural themes or shared experiences, and existing neighbourhood naming