Newfoundland and Labrador

The air distance from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, to St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada, is 1,103 miles. That equals 1,774 kilometers or 958 nautical miles.

the beothuks are the first nations in Newfoundland and they hated and detested john.

Hotdogs

Hamburgers

Fries

Steak

Ribs

CHicken

Nuggets

Fish

Salmon

Muffins

cookies

cakes

cinnamen rolls

chocolate

bananas

apples

blueberries

raspberries

Blackberries

potato

carrots

lettuce

tomato

oranges

moose

cod

any kind of sea food

or any type of meat

Some facts are that Newfoundland is found on the northeastern part of Canada. Its natural resources are mainly iron, pertruleum, and natural gas. Its temperature, well I don't know that! I have been looking that up, but unfortunatly have not gotten an answer. So, please type up your best answer and it will really help me out!

no, Newfoundland is right above the east coast of America, eastern time.

The Vikings were the first to settle in Newfoundland.( Although the Micmac Indians were already here ).... John Cabot " discovered " Newfoundland in 1497...after the vikings and Micmac were already here .

It's in the far southwestern part of Labrador, close to the Quebec border. It's coordinates are 52.94 N and 66.91 S.

The distance between Toronto and St. John's is approximately 2129 kilometres, or 1323 miles. That translates to about 2 and a half hours of flying time (judging from regular commercial schedules).

Giovanni Caboto died on the year of 1498 and born the year of 1450 Genoa,Italy

The motto of Memorial University of Newfoundland is 'Provehito In Altum'.

In the aftermath of World War II, \it was clear that Newfoundland had emerged from the economic crisis that had led to the Commission of Government. Nonetheless, there was disagreement over what form of government should take its place. Some people favoured a return to independent responsible government, while others wished to form a union with Canada. Still others wanted to retain the Commission of Government, and there was even a faction that favoured annexation to the United States. With these circumstances in mind, Britain decreed the formation of a National Convention in Newfoundland, to evaluate the Commission's performance and investigate the possibilities for Newfoundland's future. Forty-five members were elected from across Newfoundland and Labrador; delegates campaigned based on personal popularity and opinions, rather than according to a strict party platform.

After several referendums and delegations to London, Washington, and Ottawa, a vote was set in 1949 to decide if Newfoundland would join Canada or stay an independent country.

There were several influential business people and politicians who had a vested interest in Newfoundland joining Canada. They lobbied hard for confederation as that would produce enormous personal wealth for them.

There were also many influential business interests who campaigned actively against confederation, as did the Catholic Church.

In the end the vote produced a razor thin victory for the pro-confederation movement and as a result Canada's 10th province.

There are many peninsulas all over Canada.

The four main crops of Nova scotia are grass, grain and, i wiol get back to you on the other one

No, it is not. 'Newfoundland and Labrador' is a province in Canada.

Newfoundland and Labrador's natural resources include: iron, zinc, copper, asbestos, gold, oil, natural gas, nickel, cobalt, timber, water power, flounder, redfish, herring, salmon, lobster, and crab.
Newfoundlands natural resources are fish, copper, timber, zinc, petroleum,and natural gases

Newfoundland and Labrador joined the Canadian Confederation on March 31, 1949. The capital of Newfoundland and Labrador is St. John's.

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The vikings didn't really settle in Newfoundland. Their settlement at L'anse aux Meadows was really more of a trading post. It only remained occupied for a few years.

yes it was first conquered by grim hence the name grimsby

Acully,he knew it was Newfoundland.

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