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UPDATE (6:35 p.m.): Grand Falls-Windsor RCMP advises that the TCH near Little Junction River is now fully reopened to traffic. Thanks to the public for their cooperation.
⚠️ TRAFFIC ADVISORY: The Trans-Canada Highway near Little Junction River east of Badger is currently reduced to one lane due to a spill on the roadway. Grand Falls-Windsor RCMP advises that traffic is alternating and motorists can expect delays throughout the day. Please approach the area with caution, obey all signage and direction from first responders as they assist with cleanup. Updates will be provided as they become available.
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⚠️ TRAFFIC ADVISORY: The Trans-Canada Highway near Little Junction River east of Badger is currently reduced to one lane due to a spill on the roadway. Grand Falls-Windsor RCMP advises that traffic is alternating and motorists can expect delays throughout the day. Please approach the area with caution, obey all signage and direction from first responders as they assist with cleanup. Updates will be provided as they become available.
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The last Sunday in September is Police and Peace Officers’ National Memorial Day. Today, RCMP Newfoundland and Labrador officers and veterans will join our partners in a special parade and memorial at the Confederation Building, where a monument stands in honour of those who have lost their lives in service to our province. From coast to coast to coast, we rely on police and peace officers to keep our communities safe. These dedicated individuals make a choice to serve others, often at a great personal risk to themselves. On Police and Peace Officers’ National Memorial Day, we acknowledge and remember all of those who never returned home. We honour their tremendous dedication and sacrifice, and hold their families and friends in our thoughts.
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Hunting season is almost here, and a little planning ahead of time can make big difference if things don’t go according to plan. 🫎 Many outdoor emergencies don’t start with a catastrophe – they start with a dead battery, unexpected weather or someone straying off the path they know. Before heading out, make sure someone at home knows where you’ll be, who you’re with and when you expect to return. If someone knows your plan, they can recognize sooner when something isn’t right and provide information if help is needed. Good planning doesn’t stop when you load up your gear. Make sure someone at home knows your plans, too. #SafetySaturday
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RCMP Emergency Response Team and @CoastGuardCAN conduct joint training to enhance marine emergency response - rcmp.ca/en/nl/news/2026/09/4…
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Harbour Breton RCMP stops out of province driver for speeding on Canada Drive A Harbour Breton RCMP officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for excessive speeding on Thursday, after he was caught driving two and a half times the posted speed limit. Shortly after 5:00 p.m. on September 24, police captured a sports car on radar travelling 100 km/hr along Canada Drive, in a 40 km/hr zone. The driver - a 26-year-old Ontario man - was ticketed for excessive speeding and his licence was suspended roadside. Police also determined the vehicle was not properly insured and laid additional fines. His vehicle was seized and impounded. RCMP NL reminds motorists that higher speeds reduce a driver’s ability to react; increases stopping distances and dramatically increases the force of impact during any collision.
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Nain RCMP investigating act of mischief at local airport, public’s help needed - rcmp.ca/en/nl/news/2026/09/4…
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Clarenville RCMP seeks public assistance identifying suspect in retail theft - rcmp.ca/en/nl/news/2026/09/4…
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Ferryland RCMP makes arrest, charges man in connection to break, enter and assault - rcmp.ca/en/nl/news/2026/09/4…
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Placentia-Whitbourne RCMP investigates suspicious fire, public’s assistance needed - rcmp.ca/en/nl/news/2026/09/4…
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Happy Valley-Goose Bay RCMP arrests suspect in break and enter - rcmp.ca/en/nl/news/2026/09/4…
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Clarenville RCMP looking to identify suspects in Shoal Harbour break and enter - rcmp.ca/en/nl/news/2026/09/4…
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Bay St. George RCMP investigating break and enters in Kippens, asking for public's assistance - rcmp.ca/en/nl/news/2026/09/4…
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Channel-Port aux Basques RCMP investigating stolen compressor, public assistance sought - rcmp.ca/en/nl/news/2026/09/4…
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Clarenville RCMP looking to identify suspects in George’s Brook break and enter - rcmp.ca/en/nl/news/2026/09/4…
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Bay Roberts RCMP arrest two youth in connection to video shared online - rcmp.ca/en/nl/news/2026/09/4…
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Everyone deserves to feel safe in their relationship. Clare’s Law was created to provide information that can help people make informed decisions about their safety. Clare’s Law (officially known as the Interpersonal Violence Disclosure Protocol Act), allows police to share certain information with people who may be at risk of intimate partner violence. Those who feel at risk can request specific information about their partner’s violent or abusive history through an application which is processed by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) or Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC). Intimate partner violence can take many forms, including physical violence, threats, controlling behavior, emotional abuse and financial control. Knowing the signs and understanding your options can help protect you and those you care about. Learn more about Clare’s Law and how it might be able to help you or someone you love, here: gov.nl.ca/clareslaw.
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UPDATE (September 23, 6:25 p.m.): Gander RCMP reports that the 64-year-old man reported missing earlier today has been confirmed safe. Thank you to the public for your support and assistance.
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Bay St. George RCMP seize illicit drugs, cannabis, tobacco and liquor during traffic stop - rcmp.ca/en/nl/news/2026/09/4…
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