Category: Newfoundland

You should obtain your marriage licence within 30 days of the anticipated date of marriage, as the clergy or marriage commissioner should be provided with the licence at least four days in advance the ceremony date. How long does marriage certificate take to come out? You’ll automatically receive an abridged certificate once the Department of […]

Please contact our office at: (709) 729-3308. For records prior to 1892, please contact the provincial archives (the Rooms) at (709) 757-8088. How long does it take to get marriage certificate in Newfoundland? You should obtain your marriage licence within 30 days of the anticipated date of marriage, as the clergy or marriage commissioner should […]

In 2019, Canadian crude oil was exported from Newfoundland and Labrador and Alberta to international locations, such as the United Kingdom (27 113 b/d), the Netherlands (26 839 b/d), Italy (15 611 b/d), China (9 660 b/d), and four other international locations. Where does the oil from Newfoundland go? Crude oil is shuttled from the […]

They are generally found in Newfoundland’s forests, coastal headlands, high moors, peaty barrens, and exposed rocky outcrops. The picking season is anywhere from mid-August to late September. Are there blueberries in Newfoundland? There are many varieties of wild blueberries throughout Newfoundland from Lowbush blueberry otherwise known as (Vaccinium angustifolium), Bog blueberry or (Vaccinium uliginosum), Dwarf […]

Bakeapples or cloudberries are hard to find but delicious. Anchor Inn Hotel & Annex. Above the Tickle. Georgie’s Restaurant. Captain’s Pub. Where can I find bakeapples? Bakeapples are a small peach coloured berry that grows in the bog lands, marshes and wet meadows throughout Newfoundland and Labrador. When can you pick partridge berries in Newfoundland? […]

The oak tree is one of the lowest maintenance trees that you can grow anywhere in Newfoundland & Labrador. It can be grown in almost any type of soil, can tolerate pollution, and thrives in both extreme heat and cold. Are there any oak trees in Newfoundland? The nuts of beaked hazel may be mistaken […]

It could be an ornamental crabapple if the apples on the apple tree you’re examining never become any bigger than a ping pong ball. Apples ripen in the early to mid-fall, and the sweetest ones are picked right before the first frost. That means the apples in Newfoundland are usually ripe towards the end of […]

Why are there soil movement restrictions when leaving Newfoundland and Labrador? The province of Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) is regulated for three soil-borne quarantine pests – potato wart, golden cyst nematode and pale cyst nematode – which are spread through infested soil and items carrying infested soil. Does Newfoundland have good soil? Newfoundland soils are […]

Ecology and Habitat: Trembling aspen occurs throughout Newfoundland and north to about 54° N in Labrador. It is a pioneer species that most frequently occurs after disturbance, including fires, landslides, and blowouts on sand dunes. What type of trees grow in Newfoundland? Tree Species of Newfoundland and Labrador American Mountain Ash. Balsam Fir. Balsam Poplar. […]

The Labrador Current also has a marked moderating effect on the climate of the island and coastal Labrador, especially in summer. Cool temperatures and fog are common, in turn affecting coastal vegetation. How does the Labrador Current contribute to weather systems? This circulation transports heat from the tropics to the North Atlantic and constantly warms […]