Due to Covid restrictions and under the guidance of the Provincial Chief Medical Officer, there will be no Community "Bonfire Night" this year. Stay Safe.

In light of the recent news from Labrador Grenfell Health, and as an extra precautionary measure, the municipal building will be closed to all walk in services and programs for the rest of the week. Many residents of HVGB, Sheshatshiu and North West River may have been at locations outlined under the news release. These people will be tested and results are available
within 48 hrs.
This is the time to be more vigilant than ever! The first case in province was LGH back in March and we in Labrador, and as a town robustly moved forward to protect us all, even before "the island" portion had a case. we will continue in this way. it's too late when it's at our doorstep. Please stay safe and sorry for any convenience this may cause. Remember we are all available by phone or email.

Well Fall is officially here, and all the children are back in school. We hope children, parents and teachers are adapting well with changes that COVID-19 has placed upon us. Masks in public places is the new normal, and lots of creative ones are being sported around! Labrador Grenfell Health facilities has further protocol in place. If you need to visit, please call or go online for further details, prior to your visit.
The town office is available for appointments daily 9 – 4:30, please...

The dumpster is a service that residents enjoy. It is for household garbage only. Could the person who put these non weekly garbage items in the dumpster this afternoon remove it. If not, staff will be called in tomorrow and costs will be passed on to individual.
This may answer some concerns as to how cameras are a benefit for all.
Thanks for your cooperation.

Well summer is almost over for another year. We had a different summer this year in a couple of ways, lots of good warm weather, a welcomed change from the past few years, and of course we are still adapting to living within the parameters of COVID 19.
We remain fortunate here in Labrador, however, as you know, this is not the case in many other parts of our country, and things can change fast here, as well. We ask all to remain vigilant and adhere to provincial the guidelines. As you are aware...