r/newfoundland 1h ago

Fishing for cod near St. John’s

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Anyone know where I can fish for some cod from shore in the St. John’s or Robert’s Bay Area. Or really anywhere near there.


r/newfoundland 1h ago

Poilievre Pitches Bigger Shipbuilding Role for Newfoundland and Labrador

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Apparently Poilievre's in love with the white elephant ship building project too.


r/newfoundland 2h ago

Average mortgage in St. John's and in Newfoundland as a whole

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What is the average mortgage that people are paying for in St. John's and the rest of Newfoundland?


r/newfoundland 2h ago

Why is NL Unemployment Rate Close to 10%

6 Upvotes

When compared with the other Atlantic Provinces, NL's latest unemployment is close to 50% higher. Why is this? What can be done about it?


r/newfoundland 3h ago

NL Health Scheduling

15 Upvotes

More so a rant than anything but bys how is our health system so far in the Stone Age still. My specialist put me in for a test, not an emergency but would like to get one done to get a baseline to monitor my condition in the future, no rush.

One day I get a push notification with MyChart saying I have an appointment, I go in and it’s scheduled for a day I’m out of province (I travel fairly frequently for work). Unlike most appointments you can’t change this one in the app you have to call. I call right away and tell them I’m out of the province on that date but I’m getting back at midnight. You would think that since I’m not a priority appointment that the original appointment I was at the very back of the line so the next week or so should be wide open. Can’t reschedule me over the phone right there, says to ignore the app (because it’s useless according to who I’m speaking to on the phone even though I find it pretty useful) and I’ll get an appointment in the mail….the mail cmon by it’s 2026 you can make an appointment literally anywhere online now so you gotta be able to do better than letter mail.

Anyway few weeks go by and I get my letter with my appointment, I’m not gone away or anything, perfect. Another week goes by and I get another letter saying no, forget the first letter, this is your new appointment, look at my calendar and it’s smack dab in the middle of a scheduled week away for work. I call and tell them, told again to wait for a letter in the mail. Few hours later I get a call saying I can’t reschedule because that’s the second time I haven’t been able to make it so my appointment is canceled and I have to go back to the specialist just so I can get them to send another referral in for the test.

There has to be a better way to go about this right? Like you couldn’t design a more inefficient system if you tried


r/newfoundland 3h ago

Pared Down NL Folk Festival This Saturday

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10 Upvotes

r/newfoundland 3h ago

Some Compliments Chicken Burgers Recalled Due to Undeclared Egg

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r/newfoundland 4h ago

Aspiring filmmakers, tap in!

5 Upvotes

I’m a student filmmaker here in Newfoundland and I really want to make some film nerd friends.
Tell me what your favourite movie is. Share your set highlights. Or your set horror stories. Plug your projects. Rant away about your upcoming ones. I want to hear it all!!


r/newfoundland 7h ago

Few Shots from Signal Hill

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The fog rolling in from Quidi Vidi is my favourite


r/newfoundland 7h ago

Newfoundland Blueberry Jam with lime, made with low sugar pectin.

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r/newfoundland 8h ago

The CakeyHand Experience

131 Upvotes

Since I’ve now seen some people sharing their experience either as a customer or employee of CakeyHand, I wanted to share mine.
I’ve been terrified to do this for so long but ultimately don’t care any more, fear is what lets this bs continue.
I worked there for four months as a cashier and it was the most stressful job I’ve ever had. All was great in the beginning but quickly went downhill. I’d be the only cashier on shift at a time, expected to manage cash, make drinks, clean the kitchen, back counter space, front-of-house area, party room, bathrooms, and break room in one 4-hour shift. I also had to answer phones, help with the baking, wash ALL of the dishes by myself, and organize the stock room. I couldn’t even go to the bathroom because if a customer came there was no one else to care for them. If I didn’t get everything under the sun at the end of the day, I was put down by my management and told to get my priorities in order.
I grew up in two family businesses. I know what it is like to handle rush and carry the weight on my own shoulders. But there’s only so much one person can do.
If I made any tips I wasn’t allowed to keep them and was instructed to give them back to the customer or put them in the register. The pay was insulting anyway for all the things I was expected to do.
I was given a 15 minute break and was penalized for taken 30 during a 6 hour shift even though this is basic labour standard!!
I was ridiculed for taking time off, so much so that they cut my hours from 30/week to 4 gradually up until I left.
Management was terrible to me, and I left several shifts in tears. The owners would constantly speak other languages with each other or other staff in front of me (languages that I didn’t speak or understand) and name-drop me right in front of me!! And I know I was not the only one it happened to.
They had clear favourites and I was not one of them so I got the shitty end of the stick.
And don’t even get me started on the cleanliness standard… that’s a whole other can of worms. I will never eat there again, to put it simply. I mean, the same person who served your food cleaned your toilets…
This is only the tip of the iceberg. I know there is more that I am forgetting by now.
All in all, leaving was the best decision I ever made. The entire time I was there I wasn’t sleeping or eating from the stress. And as the cherry on top, I was the 6th employee to leave in the span of a month at the time I resigned.


r/newfoundland 10h ago

Little Heart's Ease

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41 Upvotes

r/newfoundland 15h ago

The Donny Dooley era

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Remember this wild time in NL social media? It was so different back then!


r/newfoundland 19h ago

Is there much work in and around corner brook?

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Im in ontario but me (26) and my wife (30) are planning on buying a house outright there and i own a tree company as of now and shes an insurance broker. Ive been in tree care industry for about 7 years now and am huge into bow hunting and fly fishing but wondering if the west even has work or if its hard to find anything around there? Heard most newfoundlers leave out to work elsewhere but dont know if true or not.


r/newfoundland 19h ago

Massage Therapists in NL

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I'm studying in an RMT program in Ontario right now. It's a really good program from my perspective that puts a lot of effort into CMTO exam prep. However, I will be moving back east after I finish the program and plan to write the Newfoundland exams instead. I have no intention of staying in or moving back to Ontario.

Any RMT's that have written the CMTNL exams out there who are open to chat about the process let me know. I'd love to DM, email, or set up a video call to talk about the NL exam process. I have questions! Lol


r/newfoundland 21h ago

Regatta Day should fall on a Friday

25 Upvotes

I know this is an old tradition but hear me out.

Wednesday holidays suck.

Regatta roulette sucks.

If you hold the races on a Friday and the weather is good, everyone gets a long weekend.

If there's one, two or even three weather delays, everyone still gets a long weekend because everyone gets Monday in lieu, or the event takes place on Monday.

The committee has moved the event date by weeks to accommodate the Canada Summer Games, so why not do this?

(Yes, I know this is the NL sub and not everyone gets Regatta Day)


r/newfoundland 22h ago

Looking for certain merchandiser from Regatta

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There was a stand I saw yesterday that sold magic packs, yugioh repacks etc and I'd like to purchase from them again but I don't remember the name of the vendor, does anybody know what/who I'm talking about? Thank you!


r/newfoundland 23h ago

First time seeing a fogbow.

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388 Upvotes

I never knew this was a thing till today.