

Fuel prices see big drop across Newfoundland and Labrador
All types of gasoline motor fuel decreased by up to 10.6 cents per litre. Diesel motor fuel prices on the Island decreased by up to 7.3 cents per litre, while diesel prices in western Labrador decreased by 7.6 cents per litre. Furnace oil heating fuel prices on the Island dropped by 6.33 cents per litre, while stove oil heating fuel prices in western Labrador decreased by 6.71 cents per litre. The next scheduled fuel price adjustment by the Public Utilities Board is set for F
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St. John’s Regional Fire Department Warns of Unauthorized UL Marks on LED Lighting Products
The St. John's Regional Fire Department is warning consumers about certain LED surface-mounted luminaires that were found to carry unauthorized UL certification marks. According to the notice, the products have not been evaluated by UL Solutions to the appropriate safety standards and may pose potential electrical and fire hazards. UL Solutions issued a public notice regarding LED Linear Highbay Light products sold by Clearspace. The company said the products bear unauthorize
May 271 min read


Missing man from Ontario located deceased
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary has stated that the 35-year-old Ontario man reported missing from Corner Brook has been located deceased. No foul play is suspected. The Deer Lake Search and Rescue, the RCMP, Canadian Helicopters, and the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre assisted with the search.
May 271 min read


Big Game Licence Draw Results Released
Results of the 2026-27 big game licence draw are now available through the Wildlife Information Management System website. Applicants are being notified by email and are encouraged to log into their accounts to view the results of the draw. The big game hunting season across most areas of the Island of Newfoundland is scheduled to begin Sept. 12, 2026, and will run until Dec. 31, 2026. In Gros Morne National Park, hunting season dates vary by zone. The season opens Sept. 26 i
May 271 min read


Drizzle and showers for parts of the province today
Western Labrador: Clearer skies and warmer conditions are pushing into the interior. Churchill Falls leads the region with a pleasant 14°C under partly cloudy skies. Further west, Labrador City is slightly cooler at 10°C with a risk of light rain showers. Happy Valley-Goose Bay and the North Coast are enjoying a mild Wednesday at 14°C with a mix of sun and cloud. Heading up the northern coast, conditions cool down significantly, with Nain sitting at 4°C under partly sunny ski
May 271 min read
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