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Eating Like a Fisherman: The Dockside Meals Most Tourists Never Find

Eating Like a Fisherman: The Dockside Meals Most Tourists Never Find There’s a particular kind of seafood meal in Nova Scotia that never makes it onto a curated list. It happens standing up, usually near a wharf, often out of a cardboard container, occasionally within sight of the boat that landed whatever you’re eating a

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The World’s Highest Tides: What It’s Actually Like to Stand in the Bay of Fundy

The World’s Highest Tides: What It’s Actually Like to Stand in the Bay of Fundy Stand at the right spot on the Bay of Fundy at low tide and you can walk across the ocean floor. Sea stacks that were surrounded by water six hours earlier now rise from exposed red mud, with rockweed draped

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Newfoundland Travel Guide: First-Timer’s Essentials

Newfoundland Travel Guide: First-Timer’s Essentials Newfoundland does something to people. Travellers who arrive mildly curious tend to leave with the kind of conviction usually reserved for places they’ve been going back to for decades. It’s not a subtle destination. The landscape is enormous and ancient. The coastline is relentless. The culture is unlike anything else

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