Route 210 Highway road report

11/23/2025

ROUTE 220 REOPENS FOLLOWING SERIOUS COLLISION INVOLVING PEDESTRIAN

As of 6:50 a.m (Nov 23), Burin Peninsula RCMP advises that Main Street in Burin has once again reopened to traffic in both directions. RCMP NL thanks all residents impacted by this necessary closure for their patience, understanding and extra caution while travelling in the area.

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7:25 p.m (Nov 22), Burin Peninsula RCMP advises that Main Street in Burin is closed in both directions. The roadway is closed to vehicle and pedestrian traffic, between the Serenity Funeral Home and Salt Pond Drive, as police respond to and investigate a serious injury collision.

Motorists travelling in the area are asked to utilize Winterland Road in Burin as an alternate route.
Updates will be provided.

10/31/2025

10/15/2025

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨

NTV is declaring a PC win. Not sure if they will have a majority or a minority yet.

Congratulations to the PCs on the win 🥇 🎉

04/24/2025

Heads up... poor road conditions on the bph

02/20/2025

A winter storm is on the way, bringing significant snowfall across parts of the island.

Eastern Avalon Peninsula could see 15-20 cm of snow.

Western Avalon Peninsula may receive anywhere from 10-15 cm, with amounts gradually decreasing further west.

There is still some uncertainty in the storm’s track. If it shifts east, snowfall totals could be lower. A shift west, however, would mean higher amounts.

Stay tuned for updates as the system approaches!

02/14/2025

Here's what to expect:

Snow and blowing snow tonight and overnight across the island. 10-20 cm for the western half of the island. 10-15 for the eastern half of the island and will mix with/change to ice pellets in the morning for the Burin and Avalon peninsulas and then end as flurries or drizzle by noon. You might see some ice pellets in the mix for the south coast as well.

Strong northwesterly winds will develop tomorrow afternoon/evening with snow or flurries for the west so blowing snow is expected right through Saturday, snow accumulations will be upwards of 40+ cm by the time we get to Sunday morning. Windy with flurries for the rest of the island, so expect local blowing snow.

Snow spreads across Labrador tonight with gusty winds along the strait but the winds don’t pick up until tomorrow night through Saturday for the rest of the Labrador Coast. Snowfall amounts through Saturday morning will be between 20-30 cm for the coast, upwards of 10-20 cm around Happy Valley-Goose Bay and then 5-10 cm for Lab West.

02/13/2025

The Latest snow Accumulation prediction from the Weather Network for tonights storm

Remember snow means slow!!!

02/10/2025

Horrible road conditions everywhere today... remember snow means slow!!!

02/10/2025

The Avalon Peninsula is being slammed with it's first blizzard of the new year, shuttering schools across the region and grounding some flights.

Environment Canada has a blizzard warning in effect for the St. John's metro, with a blowing snow advisory for Bonavista North and Terra Nova.

"Travel is expected to be hazardous due to reduced visibility in some locations," it said.

The storm also caused closures and delays in the region.

Across the Avalon, NL Schools announced all schools were closed for the day and St. Bonaventure's College in St. John's and École Rocher-du-Nord also announced ithey would not open.

In central, Christ the King School in Rushoon and Fortune Bay Academy in St. Bernard's-Jacques Fontaine also closed due to weather conditions, with updates expected in the morning.

MetrobBus and GoBus announced its fleet would not be on St. John's streets Monday morning and an update would come around noon.

The storm is also impacting the St. John's International Airport, with several flights either cancelled or delayed.

Snow to taper off around 9:00 a.m. Monday morning.
Snow to taper off around 9:00 a.m. Monday morning. (Ashley Brauweiler/CBC)
The snow started Sunday night around 8:00 p.m., with snowfall amounts on the Avalon between 20 to 35+ cm. It is expected to taper to flurries starting Monday morning into the afternoon.

Snowfall will amount to 10 to 20 cm for the rest of eastern region of the island.

Winds and heavy snow created blizzard conditions with near-zero viability, though this should improve once the snow tapers to flurries in the morning.

02/10/2025

Still lots of poor visibility and snow covered roads.... remember snow mean slow and travel with winter readiness safety kit while traveling !!

02/10/2025

Just putting it out there.... there is alot of people who don't know how!!!