What are the benefits of living in Newfoundland, Canada?

My answer is short. The majority of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians (name of province is Newfoundland and Labrador) are incredibly welcoming and friendly. There is a sense that people from mainland Canada and other parts of the world are welcomed as family. read more

Newfoundland is a rugged, peaceful and unique island ninety miles off the eastern coast of Canada, a British colony until joining Canada in 1949. The people are mainly of British, Irish desent but that is changing now with immigration. read more

Corner Brook has a really nice MUN campus called Grenfell, it's really tight-knit and the professors are awesome for the most part and there are a lot of societies and clubs and the students are generally really cool, it's easy to make friends. The vacancy rate for renting apartments there is the lowest in Canada so there is a high cost of living. read more

Frugal living in Newfoundland Newfoundland is a beautiful province of Canada. It also offers very frugal retirement living.Its scenery is very similar to the Highlands of Scotland and Norway. read more