Published 13 days ago

Explosion 'expected' in Happy Valley-Goose Bay as uncontrolled fire burns near explosive material

A town in Newfoundland and Labrador is in a state of emergency due to an uncontrolled fire spreading to an area with explosive material.
RCMP expects an explosion in the affected area.
Specific streets impacted include Halifax, Toronto, Winnipeg, Ottawa, and London.

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CTV News

Happy Valley-Goose Bay officials tell residents to stay away after fire

RCMP say the fire that prompted a state of emergency in a Labrador town is now under control.

13 days ago·Canada

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CBC News

Fires in Happy Valley-Goose Bay under control with no current risk of explosion

A former airport hangar caught fire late Friday evening sparking explosions and a state of emergency. The RCMP says the fire is now under control and the Mayor has ended the state of emergency.

13 days ago·Canada

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Global News

State of emergency declared in Happy Valley-Goose Bay due to uncontrolled fire

Happy Valley-Goose Bay and the Canadian Forces Base in Happy Valley-Goose Bay are affected by the state of emergency, according to RCMP.

13 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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Irish Independent

State of emergency declared due to an uncontrolled fire at an airport near explosive materials in Canada

State of emergency declared due to an uncontrolled fire at an airport near explosive materials in Canada.

13 days ago·Ireland

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Radio-Canada

State of Emergency in Happy Valley-Goose Bay

A fire that had broken out in the former airport tower spread to an area containing explosives between the airport and the docks.

13 days ago·Montreal, Canada

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Acadie Nouvelle

Happy Valley-Goose Bay fire: state of emergency lifted

The small municipality of Happy Valley-Goose Bay, located in Newfoundland and Labrador, lifted the state of emergency on Saturday morning, around 9 am, which had been in force since 9:30pm the day before due to a fire that had spread to an area containing explosive materials.

13 days ago

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