The City of St. John's is seeking one public member to join the St. John’s Transportation Commission. The position will be a two-year term commencing January 1, 2026, and ending December 31, 2027. Experience in the areas of accessibility/inclusion, finance, marketing, and knowledge of the public transit industry would be an asset. The St. John’s Transportation Commission is a wholly owned subsidiary of the City of St. John’s responsible for the operation of Metrobus. Interest

On Monday, Premier Tony Wakeham will host New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers at the 46th annual conference. Wakeham will be joined by co-chair Vermont Governor Phil Scott, along with New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt, Prince Edward Island Premier Rob Lantz, Nova Scotia Minister of Growth and Development Colton LeBlanc, Quebec Minister of Economy, Innovation and Energy Christine Fréchette, Massachusetts Commissioner of the Department of Energy Resources Elizabe

Just before midnight last night, the RNC were called to a disturbance at an establishment on George Street in St. John's. Police discovered that two patrons were causing issues, and when staff members tried to intervene, an altercation ensued. One staff member had injuries that required medical attention. Two men were arrested. A 29-year-old male was charged with assault with a weapon and assault causing bodily harm. A 24-year-old male was charged with assault with a weapon.

Rain will end this morning across eastern and central areas before picking up later this afternoon as yet another low moves through. Along the west coast, it will be a similar story with rain or snow ending this afternoon and picking up again tonight. Temperatures between 4 and 7 are expected. There is a chance of flurries today across Labrador, except in the Happy Valley-Goose Bay area, where 2 cm of snow is expected. Highs will range from minus 6 to 0.

The Public Utilities Board has set maximum prices for petroleum products in all areas of the province except where maximum price adjustments have been suspended. Gas barely moved, going up 0.1 cents per litre. Diesel went up by 3.7 cents on the Island and 3.6 cents in western Labrador. Furnace oil went up by 3.15 cents, and stove oil on the Island is up by the same amount. Propane heating fuel decreased slightly by 0.1 cents per litre. The changes to maximum prices reflect re