Town News 

The full schedule for this year’s Trinity Festival is now available!

Events run August 15–17 and include live music, food vendors, theatre, games, markets, and more. Proceeds go toward building a new playground near the Fire Hall.

View the schedule Click here

Follow for updates:

#TrinityFestival | @discovertrinity

PUBLIC NOTICE – HERITAGE AREA NEW BUILDING APPLICATION

Town of Trinity

In accordance with Section 2.16 of the Trinity Development Regulations and the Urban and Rural Planning Act, the Town is providing public notice of a proposed development within the Heritage Area Use Zone:

Location: 35 High Street (Parcel C]
Proposal: Construction of a new single residential dwelling

This application has been reviewed by the Heritage Advisory Committee and is proceeding to Council for consideration.

Any person who wishes to make a written comment on the proposal is invited to do so before Council makes a decision.

Copies of the site plan are available for review at the Town Office during regular business hours.

Written comments must be received by July 30, 2025.

Submissions can be delivered to:
Town Clerk/Manager
Town of Trinity
P.O. Box 42
Trinity, NL
A0C 2S0
Email: info@townoftrinity.com
Phone: 709-464-3836

Notice

Please note that the Town Office will be closed on Friday, July 11, and again on Monday, July 14, 2025 (in observance of the provincial Orangemen’s Day holiday).  The office will reopen on Tuesday, July 15 with regular office hours.  Thanks!

The Town of Trinity is reviewing a proposed by-law that would establish a 3% Tourist Accommodation Tax on short-term accommodations, effective January 1, 2026.

Formal readings and consideration will begin at the September 2, 2025, Council meeting.

To view the full draft by-law and learn how to provide feedback, please visit the Town Hall section of our website.

With the wet weather our area is back in the low risk level for wildfires. With damp weather forecasted it will hopefully stay that way for a while. Please continue to exercise caution and enact basic safety while engaging in use of outdoor fire pits or other open fires. Stay Safe and thank you for your understanding.

Trinity and Area Fire Department

Our new logo is almost complete—but we’re looking for a short phrase (a tagline) that captures what Trinity means to us as a community.

When we talk about history and heritage in Trinity, we’re not just thinking of old buildings or dates. We’re talking about a living legacy—shaped by generations of hard work, resilience, and pride.

Our heritage lives on in our architecture and traditions, but also in our values, our neighbourly spirit, and our vision for the future. In Trinity, history isn’t just the past—it’s the foundation for what comes next.

We want your help choosing the words that will sit alongside our new logo on signs, our website, and more.

 Have an idea? Email us at info@townoftrinity.com by Sunday, June 30.

Council will review your suggestions and bring a shortlist back for a community vote. Let’s tell Trinity’s story—together

Click Here for details

NL Fire index has us back to “Low Risk” so fire ban is now lifted. Please be aware that fire bans may be a regular occurrence this summer.

Thank you for your understanding,

Fire Chief

There is a Fire Ban for Trinity and surrounding areas until further notice. Current conditions have our area in “Very High” to “Extreme” risk of forest fire.

Please refrain from burning activities or open fires as sparks can ignite dry tinder and quickly get out of control.

Propane BBQ’s and fire pits are still okay to use.

Thank you for your understanding as we try to prevent possible serious events from happening.

Fire Chief

Trinity and Area Fire Dept.

Keep Your Eyes on the Water — and Online!  

Did you know you can now track real humpback whales as they move through our local waters? The Hello Humpback project lets you follow the travels of tagged whales along the coast — including right here in Trinity Bight — and even upload your own photos if you spot one!

Check it out at  hellohumpback.ca
You’ll find names, migration routes, and real-time locations of these incredible animals.

If you're already out in a boat or keeping an eye on the bay, this is a great way to connect what you're seeing with what’s happening below the surface.

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Posted May 8, 2025

More info

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Due to next Friday, April 18, being a holiday, garbage will be collected on Thursday April 17th.

August 15 - 17, 2025 - More info to follow on our Events Calendar

as of April 7, 2025

Boil water advisory in place until further notice - as of March 18, 2025

Posted March 13, 2025

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