Travel Back In Time On Newfoundland’s Southern Shore
Source – saltscapes.com ‘…Tiered on the steep hills at the foot of a magnificent fiord, Francois was first settled in the late 1700s. Fewer than 100 people live there today…Everyone […]
Source – saltscapes.com ‘…Tiered on the steep hills at the foot of a magnificent fiord, Francois was first settled in the late 1700s. Fewer than 100 people live there today…Everyone […]
Source – saltscapes.com “…Newfoundland’s south coast is a breathtaking and dramatic expanse of wild rivers and inlets, spectacular fiords and 300-foot-high cliffs, where eagles soar and white-sided dolphins rarely encounter humans. […]
Source – nationalpost.com “…Why spend a $1,000 a year in taxes when you could be spending it on something else?….Port de Grave residents pay $75 a year per household to […]
Source – mensjournal.com “…Deep glacial fjords. Humpback whales breaching off the coast. Five-hundred-year-old fishing villages still going strong. Newfoundland just might be the new world’s best undiscovered adventureland“ Why Newfoundland […]
Source – nationalpost.com “…New Brunswick’s most populous city, Moncton, is the third choice after scoring 19 points. Moncton is ninth in BMO’s labour performance report, up by 16 spots from […]
Source – insidehook.com “…Tourism to Iceland has reached meteoric heights over the past decade. It is one of the fastest-growing destinations in the world…The country is beautiful, and the tourism is […]
Source – theglobeandmail.com “…Drive up the “cardiac coast,” through the picturesque seaside villages of Heart’s Delight, Heart’s Desire and Heart’s Content. Finish at Grates Cove, which feels a little like […]
Source – huddle.today “…Fred Bergman, a senior policy analyst with the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council…sees similar opportunities in remote work for a region that, before the pandemic, was facing labour shortages […]
Source – saltscapes.com “…The best way to savour the ocean is to be surrounded by it..Most Atlantic Canadians have some relationship to the sea-but it’s the island dwellers, in particular, […]
Source – wheremybootshavebeen.com “…To sum it up, McCallum is simple and lovely…With the wharf at out back, the sun in our face, we observed 3 bald eagles flying in circles […]
Source – adventurouskate.com “…The strangest and best Newfoundland tradition, in my opinion, is to get “screeched in.” If you’ve seen Come From Away, you know about this — it’s a […]
Source – nationalpost.com “…Over here on the west coast of Newfoundland, you could be in the Rocky Mountains…The fact that they’re still able to live close to the land sets […]
Source – readersdigest.ca “…Gros Morne. This natural beauty, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was high on our list. Spectacular in its beauty, you are dwarfed by the size […]
Source – irishtimes.com ‘…The residents of Newfoundland don’t like being called ‘Newfies’ or Canadians, but you can call them Irish. And the town of Tilting, on its little-brother island of […]
Source – experiencenl.com – “…To say that Rencontre East is isolated is somewhat of an unclear statement by today’s standards. They are few and the last of the true Newfoundlander […]