Cst James Cadigan says drivers need to slow down, avoid all distractions and keep your eyes on the road..
As ghosts and goblins prepare to haunt the streets this Halloween, the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) is encouraging parents, children, and drivers to ensure the night is all treats and no tricks. Cst James Cadigan says drivers need to slow down, avoid all distractions and keep your eyes on the road. He says parents should make sure costumes are bright and reflective and face masks do not obstruct vision. Trick-or-treaters should go with friends or an adult, and never enter a home or vehicle. Cadigan says always check treats and get rid of any that look suspicious.. The RNC is wishing everyone a wickedly wonderful night. Happy Halloween!
Two young people taken to hospital after an ATV fire in Cormack on Tuesday
Cruise ship arrives early and overnights in Corner Brook because of bad weather in St. John's
Task force to end gender based violence has met several times since being created in May
Woman pronounced dead the scene of a collision near Whitbourne yesterday
Biggest cruise ship of the season coming to Corner Brook today and spending the night
