The company is actively reaching out to potential drivers and expects to launch ride-sharing services within the province later this spring.
Government has issued a Transportation Network Company (ride-sharing service) licence to Uber. The company is actively reaching out to potential drivers and expects to launch ride-sharing services within the province later this spring. Government first announced the introduction of a provincial approach to ride sharing in October and legislative amendments to permit ride-sharing services to operate within the province came into effect on December 21st. Ride-sharing drivers are required to hold a Class 4 license.
70 percent off all fuel aboard the MSC Baltic III in Lark Harbour has been removed
Corner Brook MHA Gerry Byrne is out, Pat Hickey and Jim Parsons vying for the Liberal nomination
RCMP NL reminding parents and caregivers of role in supervision of ATV riders under the age of 16
Corner Brook MHA Gerry Byrne is not seeking re-election
Port aux Basques RCMP looking for woman last seen on a Marine Atlantic ferry
