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Newfoundland and Labrador's Large Size
Newfoundland and Labrador is the largest province by land area in Canada. It covers approximately 405,212 square kilometers.

The Name: Newfoundland and Labrador
The name of the province was officially changed to Newfoundland and Labrador in 2001, prior to which it was known only as Newfoundland.

The Labrador Flag
The Labrador flag, representing the mainland part of the province, was created by Michael S Martin in 1973 and recognized officially in 2005.

Indigenous History
The province has a rich Indigenous history, with the Beothuk, Mi'kmaq, Innu, and Inuit peoples all having called Newfoundland and Labrador home over the centuries.

Inventions and Discoveries
The province is responsible for multiple inventions and discoveries. This includes the first transatlantic wireless transmission by Marconi in 1901 and the discovery of the oldest known burial mound in North America, found at L'Anse Amour.

The Newfoundland Dog Breed
The Newfoundland dog, known for its incredible swimming ability, strength, and gentle nature, originates from the province.

Iceberg Alley
Newfoundland and Labrador is home to "Iceberg Alley", where every spring, spectators can see majestic icebergs float by from the Arctic.

The Provincial Flag
The provincial flag of Newfoundland and Labrador, adopted in 1980, was designed by local artist Charles Lapierre. It features colors representing the sea, snow, and the province's British heritage.

Largest Denomination of Christianity
The largest denomination of Christianity in Newfoundland and Labrador is the Roman Catholic Church, followed by the Anglican Church of Canada.

European Discovery
John Cabot, an Italian explorer under the commission of England, is popularly thought to have discovered Newfoundland in 1497.First British Colony
Newfoundland was the first region in what is now Canada to be established as a British colony, in 1583.

The Famous Newfoundland English
The unique Newfoundland English, a variety of the language found only in the province, is believed to be a result of early settlers from Ireland and England.

Oldest City in North America
St. John's, the capital of the province, is known as the oldest city in North America, founded before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock.

French History
Parts of the province, known as the "French Shore," were once officially French territories. This is visible in the French placenames and culture found in many communities.

UNESCO World Heritage Sites
The province is home to four UNESCO World Heritage Sites: L'Anse aux Meadows, where Vikings settled around AD 1000; Red Bay Basque Whaling Station; the Gros Morne National Park; and Mistaken Point, known for its 565millionyearold fossils.

Climate
Newfoundland and Labrador have a subarctic and humid continental climate respectively. The province is known for somewhat unpredictable weather that can vary greatly even in a single day.

The Purity Factories
The Purity Factories, based in St. John's, have been making traditional Newfoundland food products since 1924. Some of these include 'hard bread' used for making fish and brewis, and syrup for toutons.

Newfoundland Regiment
The Newfoundland Regiment, known as "The Blue Puttees", was remembered for its major role and sacrifices during the First World War, especially at the Battle of BeaumontHamel in France.

Maritime Music
Newfoundland and Labrador are known for their mariner music traditions. Sea shanties and ballads have been part of the local culture for centuries.

The Pink, White, and Green Flag
The pink, white, and green flag, which many people associate with Newfoundland, has an uncertain origin. However, it is widely regarded as an unofficial symbol of the island.

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