Police say it appears that the man was working underneath the vehicle when it rolled onto him.
A man is dead after being trapped under a vehicle on the Trans Canada Highway near the Flat Bay exit. Bay St. George RCMP, the Flat Bay Volunteer Fire Department, and Emergency medical Services responded to the incident Wednesday afternoon. Police say it appears that the man was working underneath the vehicle when it rolled onto him. He died prior to the arrival of first responders to the scene.
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Government cancels construction at Martin Gallant building in Stephenville Crossing
With 19 per cent of redevelopment completed at the Martin Gallant Building it will now be reassessed to ensure the most efficient approach to delivering accessible government services.
Happy ending to the search for a lost hiker at the Man in the Mountain trail
Krista Tarbett has been with BOISAR for 5 years now and was the Search Manager on this deployment. She says luckily he had cell phone service.
NL Games in Corner Brook and Stephenville this August could be the biggest games yet
Games Chair Len Moores says Corner Brook Intermediate and Corner Brook Regional High will help house the athletes.
Female driver pronounced dead at the scene of a moose-vehicle collision near Gander last night
RCMP say just before 10 p.m. on June 2, they responded to the collision on the Trans-Canada Highway.
Two Northern Peninsula men charged with resisting arrest, one charged with assault on a police officer
When they tried to arrest 32- year-old Jonathon Learning, he resisted, assaulted an officer and fled on foot.
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Girl In A Cowboy Hat
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The Plain Truth, Wednesday June 3, 2026
This week's guest are Val St-Gelais, Executive Director with the Labrador West Status of Women Council, and Stacey Hoffe, Executive Director with the Mokami Status of Women Council
Wheels of Hope 2026
Mark Kahan is with “Wheels of Hope” through the Canadian Cancer Society
