Melissa McLean from Ontario wanted to take a look at some icebergs and called Newfoundland and Labrador’s tourism department and checked an iceberg mapping website. Based on the information provided by the website and the department, she rented car and headed towards Twillingate.

But, to the surprise of McLean’s family, not iceberg waited for them in Twillingate.

Melissa told CBC reporter that the information provided by the website icebergfinder.com and information given by provincial tourism department was unreliable.

Although she and her family enjoyed their visit to Twillingate, she was disapointed by the wrong inofrmation.

If such sources are so unreliable, where to find the correct information?
I thought it were information age and anything can be found in the web.