NAPE President Jerry Earle (left) with heavy equipment operators at Wednesday’s announcement that government is improving 24-hour snow clearing. NAPE/Facebook.

Finding and keeping workers for 24-hour snow clearing in N.L. could be difficult, says union leader

by Local Journalism Initiative November 21, 2025

written by Local Journalism Initiative November 21, 2025

By Justin Brake | The Independent The union representing provincial snowplow operators says the Newfoundland and Labrador government's decision to improve 24-hour snow clearing on a number of provincial highways is a “significant step in the right direction.” NAPE President Jerry Earle also cautions...

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