Public Advisory: Lane Reductions on the Ruth Avenue and Galway RoundaboutsPublic Advisory: Lane Reductions on the Ruth Avenue and Galway Roundabouts

The article reports that Mount Pearl is preparing for its 2026 City Days, a weekend of celebrations from July 17 to 19. Activities include outdoor movies, live music, a seniors’ tea, public swim, community BBQ, sunrise yoga, pickleball tournament, and a final Big Birthday Bash concert at Ruth Avenue Sports Complex.

The article reports that the province is preparing for two major highway twinning projects. It notes this follows ongoing road construction frustrations and features further details from NTV’s Colleen Lewis.

The RNC is advising that the Trans-Canada Highway eastbound near Steady Brook is closed while crews clear an industrial spill across about a 2 km stretch. Traffic is being re-routed through Marble Drive.

The Newfoundland and Labrador Soccer Association (NLSA) is launching the 2026 BMO Girls Play NL! events, a free program to help girls participate in soccer through coaching and playing experiences. The one-day events include a Coaching Stream (U16-U17) and a Playing Stream (U7-U8), with locations across the province this summer and free participation…

The Newfoundland and Labrador transportation minister is reviewing a section of the Trans-Canada Highway near Deer Lake this summer due to anticipated increased business traffic. The review follows plans for regional business expansion and rising traffic in the area.

The article reports that the westbound right lane of the Trans-Canada Highway near Paddy’s Pond will be closed starting Monday, June 22 for approximately two weeks to perform bridge repairs. The closure will be lifted on weekends to help maintain traffic flow.

The province has issued a two-phase request for proposals for a traffic study of Pitts Memorial Drive (Route 2) and the Trans-Canada Highway interchange, to analyze current traffic patterns, congestion, delays, and safety needs. Phase one aims to draft findings by spring 2027 examining current movement and potential improvements, while phase two focuses…

The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure announced lane reductions on Ruth Avenue and the Galway roundabouts for traffic entering and departing Galway on Tuesday, June 16. The reductions will occur from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., and motorists are asked to slow down and follow traffic control measures.