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[WorkplaceNL @WorkplaceNL]

We’ve expanded coverage.

Starting June 1, 2026, WorkplaceNL now covers psychological injuries caused by workplace harassment. Workers diagnosed with a work-related psychological injury due to harassment may be eligible for support.

Learn more: https://t.co/U4Hg4QyeLA

[Government Services @GS_GovNL]

Help protect your sensitive data! Sign up now for two-factor authentication (2FA) on #MyGovNL. 2FA helps keep your information safe by requiring a second step to verify your identity.

Learn more: https://t.co/2j57VXKq6f

[RCMP Newfoundland and Labrador @RCMPNL]

Spring in Newfoundland means wildlife on the move, including near roads and highways.

Slow down and keep an eye on the ditches when you’re driving. If you see one moose, there’s often another close behind. Pay extra attention at night, use your headlights and pay attention to warning signs.

As If you do see a moose, brake firmly and stay in your lane. Never swerve to avoid an animal.

A bit of patience behind the wheel goes a long way. Take your time and get where you’re going safely!

#SafetySaturday

[Government Services @GS_GovNL]

🏛️ Ministerial Statement: Minister Goosney Reminds Motorists to Drive Safely this Summer

Read more: https://t.co/vL8TDFtDyg

[Government Services @GS_GovNL]

🏛️ Ministerial Statement: Minister Goosney Congratulates Safety Leader Award Recipient, David Mills

Read more: https://t.co/QGJomxH7fT

[RCMP Newfoundland and Labrador @RCMPNL]

“Just a second” is all it takes.

Checking your phone, reaching for something or tapping a screen takes your attention off the road for longer than you think. And being distracted while driving can change lives in an instant.

Before you hit the gas, pick your playlist, buckle up and put your phone out of sight. Need something on the way? Pull over first.

When you’re on the road, give it your full attention, every time.

#CRSW

[Government Services @GS_GovNL]

#GovNL is urging residents to plan a ride home, slow down, and drive sober this long weekend. Celebrate May 2-4 responsibly. Your choices help make our communities safer, for all of us.

[RCMP Newfoundland and Labrador @RCMPNL]

When winter (finally) starts to thaw, Newfoundlanders and Labradorians know riding season has arrived. Soon the woods and trails across this province will be humming with the familiar sounds of quads, dirtbikes and other all-terrain vehicles.

Don’t get caught in the cold! Ride for the season we’re in.

Keep an eye out for unstable road and trail conditions. Melting snow, ice and rain runoff can leave the ground soft, uneven or washed out. Deep ruts, mud, hidden holes or standing water can quickly cause a loss of control and increase the risk of a rollover, especially at high speeds.

Always wear a helmet, ride sober and take your time. Make sure someone knows where you’re going and when you’ll be back. Be prepared and pack the essentials: food and water, medications, fire starting materials, communications devices and dry, warm clothes.

Remember: a safe ride today means plenty more good days ahead on the trails!

[Government Services @GS_GovNL]

⚠️ #GovNL is advising seniors and their families of a recent phone scam. #GovNL would never ask for bank information in exchange for money.

Report a scam to:

@RCMPNL 1-800-709-7267
@RNC_PoliceNL 709-729-8000
@canantifraud

[Government of Newfoundland & Labrador @GovNL]

📰 Provincial Government Strengthens Retirement Benefits for Workers with a Workplace Injury or Illness

Read more: https://t.co/1LyWRc3X0j

[Government Services @GS_GovNL]

Today in NL, we walk in remembrance of workers and in solidarity with their families. #StepsForLife reminds us that workplace safety is about people. Safer communities start with safe workplaces and every worker deserves to come home safe and sound. #ThreadsOfLife #SafetyFirst

[Government of Newfoundland & Labrador @GovNL]

#NLBudget26 is focused on what matters most to people in Newfoundland and Labrador - lower taxes, better healthcare and safer communities.

Learn more: https://t.co/tkOQfiUP0N

[Government Services @GS_GovNL]

🏛️ Ministerial Statement: Minister Goosney Recognizes Workers and Families on National Day of Mourning

Read more: https://t.co/30QN6hg1ed

[Government Services @GS_GovNL]

On the National #DayOfMourning, we remember those who have lost their lives, been injured or suffered illness due to a work-related incident.

#GovNL joins workers and loved ones to honour lives changed forever and reaffirm our shared commitment to safe and healthy workplaces.

[Government Services @GS_GovNL]

📰 Public Advisory: Studded Tire Season Extended to May 15

To support safer roads and communities in Newfoundland and Labrador, motorists are reminded to drive safely and exercise caution at all times.

Read more: https://t.co/mgPS2Wy11s

[WorkplaceNL @WorkplaceNL]

🏆 The Health and Safety Educator Award and the Safe Student Award recognize educators and students for their contributions and commitment to health and safety. To learn more, visit: https://t.co/nCnE3cuCYk

The closing date for nominations is May 4, 2026.

[Government Services @GS_GovNL]

🏛️Ministerial Statement: Minister Goosney Celebrates 75 Years of WorkplaceNL

Read here: https://t.co/FkdN0C7qal

[Government of Newfoundland & Labrador @GovNL]

The Speech from the Throne was delivered today at the opening of the House of Assembly by The Honourable Joan Marie J. Aylward, Lieutenant Governor of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Read here: https://t.co/JiW3Eb0hpS

[Government Services @GS_GovNL]

The #GovNL Service Centre and Motor Registration Office in Corner Brook will be closed on Monday, February 23 for the Civic Holiday. Some services are available online 24/7 at https://t.co/qyABKgGN3N. #nltraffic #nlwx

[RCMP Newfoundland and Labrador @RCMPNL]

We’re in the thick of winter — but the ice might not be as thick as you think. Even when it looks solid, ice thickness and strength aren’t always visible.

Before you head out on skis, skates, or an all-terrain vehicle, check the ice where you plan to travel.

Provincial and federal safety guidelines recommend at least 15 cm for walking, 20 cm for skating or skiing, and 25–30 cm for snowmobiles. And that’s only when the ice is clear and consistent! Slush, snow cover, weather changes, currents, and tides can all weaken the ice.

Don’t take chances. Test the ice, stay alert to changing conditions, and remember that “just a quick ride” can turn dangerous fast.

#SafetySaturday