Additionally, winter salt and sand has been procured at a cost of $38 million and distributed to all 67 depots throughout the province.
The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure has switched into winter mode, which involves the process of hiring and recalling more than 400 seasonal heavy equipment operators, management and staff. Annual inspections, plow installation and spreader calibrations are currently being carried out by departmental mechanics who are preparing the fleet of 463 snow plows and loaders for winter operations. Additionally, winter salt and sand has been procured at a cost of $38 million and distributed to all 67 depots throughout the province.
Police stress safety in light of expected increased traffic on the water with the food fishery and warmer weather
Eating Disorder Foundation NL is celebrating their 20th year and now has an office in Corner Brook
Meet Jack, the province's newest "mini-Mountie"
Driver caught doing more than double the limit in a 50 km/hr construction zone on the Port au Port Peninsula
Nova Scotia driver caught with a fake plate, no insurance, and only a learners' permit near Corner Brook
