The Town of Gander says it is investigating ongoing complaints about fireworks being set off during late-night and early-morning hours in several parts of the community. In a statement, the town said it understands residents’ concerns, noting that loud and unexpected fireworks can disrupt sleep and be particularly distressing for people with PTSD or sensory sensitivities. The noise can also frighten pets. By-Law Enforcement is reviewing reports received by the town, including

Prime Minister Mark Carney used this week's United Nations General Assembly in New York to announce new international partnerships and funding commitments focused on multilateral cooperation, ocean protection, global health and aid for Palestinians. Carney attended the 81st session of the UN General Assembly, where he met with international leaders to discuss global security, climate change, peace and the future of the international system. Canada joined Australia, Barbados,

The Newfoundland and Labrador government is expanding a child-safety training program to more school staff across the province. Women and Gender Equality Minister Lela Evans and Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Paul Dinn announced $200,000 in funding Wednesday through the National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence to expand the online Commit to Kids training program. The program, created by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, was first offered i

It is clear across the province this morning, and that will translate into a sunny day. Temperatures this morning are from 7 to 12 across Newfoundland and 7 to 13 across Labrador. Sunny skies will be the theme across Newfoundland and Labrador today. Thanks to an area of high pressure located over western Quebec, we are seeing nice weather again today and a westerly flow, resulting in warm temperatures. Across Newfoundland, highs will range from 13 to 20. Labrador will see tem

The price of gas has increased by 1.3 cents today. Diesel on the Island went up 2.5 cents, while diesel in western Labrador increased by 2.8 cents. Furnace oil heating fuel on the Island increased by 2.14 cents, and stove oil heating fuel in western Labrador increased by 2.50 cents. The prices are based on the most recently available market data as of September 22, and as a result, do not reflect more recent market activity. The Board’s next price adjustment is on Friday, Sep