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Today, May 8, 2026, the Town of Port Blandford Council officially proclaimed World Ovarian Cancer Day. Because this disease has no early detection testing and the lowest survival rate of all female cancers, we encourage all residents to talk to their healthcare providers and learn more about the symptoms and genetic risks. Let's work together to raise awareness and support the "Belles with Balls NL" initiative. #WorldOvarianCancerDay #PortBlandford #BellesWithBallsNL ... See MoreSee Less
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Public Notice: Water Main FlushingThe Town of Port Blandford will be conducting routine water main flushing during the following times:Wednesday May 6th & Thursday May 7th 8pm-4am: Main line flushing.Friday May 8th 8.30am - 3.30pm: Dead-end line flushing.What to expect:During this maintenance, you may experience temporary water discoloration and a drop in water pressure. This is a normal part of the process as sediment is cleared from the lines.What to do: If your water appears discolored, please run your cold water taps until the water runs clear. We recommend avoiding doing laundry during these times to prevent potential staining.Questions?If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Town Office at 709-543-2170.Thank you for your patience and cooperation ... See MoreSee Less
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Getting Here

Port Blandford is located directly on the Trans Canada Highway in Eastern Newfoundland, Canada, approximately a 2.5 hour (221 km) drive west of the capital city of St. John’s.

sign1By Sea

By car from the Ferry at Port aux Basques:
From the ferry, take the Trans Canada Highway, Route 1, east for approximately 7 hours (685 km), passing Corner Brook, Deer Lake, Grand Falls-Windsor and Gander and through Terra Nova National Park. Port Blandford is located on the eastern border of the Park. There are three entrances to Port Blandford off of the Trans Canada Highway.

By car from the Ferry in Argentia:
From the ferry, take Route 100 to Whitbourne for approximately 40 minutes (51 km). At Whitbourne, turn left onto the Trans Canada Highway, Route 1, travelling west for approximately 1.5 hours (137 km). There are three entrances to Port Blandford off of the Trans Canada Highway.

By Air:

sign2Into Deer Lake Airport:
Take the Trans Canada Highway, Route 1, east for approximately 4.5 hours (420 km) passing Grand Falls-Windsor, Gander, and Glovertown and through Terra Nova National Park. Port Blandford is located on the eastern border of the Park. There are three entrances to Port Blandford off of the Trans Canada Highway.

Into Gander Airport:
Take the Trans Canada Highway, Route 1, east for approximately 1.5 hours (117 km) passing Glovertown and traveling through Terra Nova National Park. Port Blandford is located on the eastern border of the Park. There are three entrances to Port Blandford off of the Trans Canada Highway.

Into St. John’s Airport:
Take the Trans Canada Highway, Route 1, west for approximately 2.5 hours (221 km). There are three entrances to Port Blandford off of the Trans Canada Highway.