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A Royal Screech-In from the woods

January 28, 2012 Live Rural NL

There is a rite of passage for those who visit Newfoundland & Labrador and want to be an honorary citizen – this ritual is known

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Black Gold: Famous Newfoundland Screech

June 24, 2010 Live Rural NL

During the Napoleanic wars in the early 1800’s Newfoundlanders sold fish (when we say fish in Newfoundland, we refer to “codfish”) to parts of the Carribean, as

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