It's a chilly start to the morning across Labrador, with temperatures in some areas below freezing. Meanwhile, on the Island, we are seeing overcast conditions in most areas, with showers on the Avalon and in the Gander area. Showers are expected across parts of the province today, with 2 to 4 mm expected on the Northern Peninsula and parts of central Newfoundland. Highs of 7 to 14 are expected. Expect sun and cloud for most of Labrador. Highs from 6 to 10 are expected.

One person was taken to hospital on Monday night after colliding with a moose on the TCH outside of St. John’s. Firefighters were called to the westbound lanes of the Trans-Canada Highway west of the Foxtrap weight scales just before 8:40 p.m.. Crews from Mount Pearl fire station arrived and assisted the patient with assistance from NLHS paramedics. The person was then placed on a stretcher and loaded aboard an ambulance where she was then taken to hospital with what appeared

Gas has dropped by 2.0 cents per litre. Diesel motor fuel on the Island decreased by up to 3.3 cents, and diesel in western Labrador decreased by 2.4 cents. Furnace oil heating fuel on the Island dropped by 2.81 cents and stove oil heating fuel in western Labrador decreased by 1.89 cents. The latest price adjustments are based on the most recently available market data as of the close of business on September 18 and, as a result, do not reflect more recent market activity. Th

A 27-year-old man faces multiple charges following a disturbance near the Village Mall parking lot Sunday afternoon. RNC officers responded to the disturbance at about 3:15 p.m. on September 20. Police say an investigation led to the arrest of a 27-year-old man, who was taken to the St. John’s lockup. He was charged with two counts of assault with a weapon, uttering threats, causing a disturbance and breaching an undertaking.

A Grenfell Campus program is bringing interactive physics lessons and career information to students in rural and remote communities across Newfoundland and Labrador. Science Quest North was developed by Dr. Svetlana Barkanova, a physics professor and Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council chair for inclusion in science and engineering. The program is designed for students in Grades 8 to 12 who may not have access to regular physics courses. It uses demonstrations,