Last night the Halifax Mooseheads went head-to-head with the Newfoundland Regiment at the Mary Brown's Centre. In overtime, the Mooseheads took the game by a score of 4 to 3. Both teams scored twice in the first period; the Mooseheads scored once in the second and the Regiment scored once in the third to tie up the game. In overtime, the Mooseheads scored, taking the game. The teams will have a rematch tonight at the Mary Brown's Centre.

Newfoundland and Labrador residents can now renew their driver’s licence photo online through MyGovNL, eliminating the need to visit a government office for the process. The Provincial Government says more than 425,000 people are registered with MyGovNL, which provides access to a range of government services. Residents will receive a reminder 90 days before their driver’s licence photo expires, with information on how to complete the renewal online. The new service allows re

The provincial government has opened applications for the Newfoundland and Labrador Community Wildfire Prevention and Mitigation Program funding. The program supports local risk assessments, fuel management planning, and mitigation activities. An initial investment of approximately $2.26 million is helping 58 communities develop community wildfire resiliency plans and community-based wildfire prevention/mitigation projects. The second round of funding will support additiona

Gas is down today by 0.5 cents per litre. Diesel motor fuel on the Island decreased by up to 0.3 cents, and diesel motor fuel in western Labrador decreased by 4.5 cents. Furnace oil heating fuel on the Island dropped 0.18 cents and stove oil heating fuel in western Labrador decreased by 5.18 cents. These changes are based on the most recently available market data as of the close of business on September 24, and as a result do not reflect more recent market activity. The Boa

Newfoundland and Labrador had the highest unemployment-to-job-vacancy ratio among Canadian provinces in July, despite recording a significant decline in the ratio compared with a year earlier. The ratio stood at 5.8 unemployed people for every job vacancy in Newfoundland and Labrador in July 2026, according to Statistics Canada. That was down 1.8 points year over year, indicating fewer unemployed people for each available position compared with July 2025. The province had the