Newfoundland and Labrador

People from Newfoundland and Labrador are commonly referred to as "Newfoundlanders" or "Labradorians," depending on which part of the province they are from. Newfoundlanders typically refer to themselves simply as "Newfies," a colloquial term that can be used affectionately. The province has a rich cultural heritage and unique identity, influenced by its history, geography, and communities.

Before gaining independence, Newfoundland was a dominion of the British Empire. It was part of Canada from 1949 after a referendum resulted in a decision to join the Confederation. Prior to that, Newfoundland had been a self-governing colony, but it faced financial difficulties during the Great Depression, leading to the suspension of its government in 1934 and direct British rule until the referendum.

John Cabot came in contct with the Mohawk Indians

Moldy, as in fowsty bread, cheese, or even canvas. It is a common word in Newfoundland and Labrador.

The Trans-Canada Highway, the longest national highway in the world, stretches 7821 km (4860 mi) between St. John's, Newfoundland, running through all ten provinces, to Victoria, British Columbia, on Vancouver Island.

Newfoundland not including labrador is bounded in all four directions by the sea

where a belt of Canadian federal territorial waters extends 12 nautical miles seaward from the low tide line all along the coast

this is equally the case in the Atlantic ocean & several of its bays to the east & south

in the strait of belle isle to the north

in the gulf of saint Lawrence to the west

& in Cabot strait to the southwest

but if you include labrador then the province as a whole shares a land border with the province of quebec everywhere to the west & south of labrador

& it also extends practically to the territory of nunavut at cape chidley in the extreme north

also

tho it is not technically at a border of Newfoundland

there is a Canadian territorial sea border with France midway between saint Pierre & the south central coast of Newfoundland

this falls roughly 6 nautical miles from both the french & the Canadian coasts

Pretty Sure its 16

maybe .......you tell me the answer

Newfoundland had an incredible amount of wood ,

Newfoundland had a disease in their apples , which was killing people .

The Finland pup! they are amazing! but beware the get to abt the size of a Great Dane

To rescue people from drowning

Its in Canada if that's what your asking.

At the beginning of the 1990s, catches of many important species were significantly down from their 1980s levels across the lower 48 states.

you have to be 12 years old in order to babysit

Apparently, you pay child support until the child or children reaches the age of 18 .

Newfoundland - 156,453 sq. miles.

Well - don't know what others call this designer dog but I would call it "LABRADORABLE"!

It takes 1h and 58 Minutes driving at the speed limit.

Newfoundland has about 5 times the land area of Nova Scotia.

The air distance from St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada, to Reykjavik, Iceland, is 1,629 miles. That equals 2,621 kilometers or 1,415 nautical miles.

Cohens and Winston Furniture are two furniture shops that offer tables in the Newfoundland area. Alternatively one could shop online from Sears, Macy's, Overstock, IKEA and Kijiji.