Articles about Newfoundland and Labrador

Newfoundland takes St. Patrick’s Day so seriously that they’ve made it a public holiday. The only other places that do that are the Republic of Ire...

Newfoundland & Labrador are the stuff that adventure travelers’ dreams are made of: Warm-hearted locals, untamed landscapes, rare wildlife, and...

We put together a list of 33 natural wonders spread all throughout Newfoundland and Labrador that you have to check out on your next visit to The R...

The most easterly province in Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador is home to the oldest settlements and cities in North America. The province is stee...

Before you read any further, this photo is NOT photoshopped! UPDATE 2/3/2016: The iceberg photo was actually taken by Dan Rumbolt, off the shores o...

Although Newfoundland was late joining Canada, it is still beaming with history. Founded in 1497, there were hundreds of small communities formed t...

When German philosopher Immanuel Kant described the sublime as the almost painful attempt to understand the beauty of nature, he might as well have...

Newfoundland and Labrador is the most eastern province of Canada, facing the Atlantic Ocean from where Vikings were the first Europeans to arrive a...

As the world’s second largest country, it’s no surprise that Canada has some truly beautiful towns from coast to coast. Located on the northeast co...

L’Anse aux Meadows, photo by D. A. Wilkes/Parks Canada Evidence of North America’s earliest European visitors can be found on a tiny patch of land ...

This abundance of fish drew a big crowd. The English and Irish would travel across the ocean on contracts to haul it. But over time, rather than ri...

In an era that values collaboration, have we lost sight of the benefits of solitude? Karen Pinchin heads to an isolated corner of Canada’s East Co...