Newfoundlander

So to begin, you must have a Newfoundlander present for a ceremony.

She is the first Newfoundlander in six years to have a film in general release across Canada.

Newfoundland joined Canada in 1949, though Newfoundlander identity did not disappear.

He worked for a time on The Newfoundlander, a family-owned newspaper, before going into business for himself.

A native Newfoundlander, Tam includes many references to the island in the majority of his works.

"A Newfoundlander, and a good man, too.

In 1851 a local paper, the Newfoundlander, called her "a princess of Terra Nova."

Jacob Mercer,the Newfoundlander who finally brought his family to settle in Ontario.

Upon his death, he was accorded a lavish state funeral in St. John's, the first Newfoundlander to receive such a tribute.

In 1827, Shea founded the Newfoundlander.

"We are the next generation of Newfoundlander," Mr. McCann said.

It was written by and starred Gordon Pinsent, a native Newfoundlander.

As the first Newfoundlander to win the Cup, he attracted an estimated crowd of 27,000 to the tiny community of just over 3,000.

With his teammates, Gushue became the first Newfoundlander ever to win an Olympic gold medal.

At last I awakened one of the men, a Newfoundlander I knew only as Luke, and left him on lookout.

It was a man I knew as a Newfoundlander, a good, sturdy man, Ned Tanner.

Adele Megann is a Newfoundlander based in Halifax.

He was replaced by Newfoundlander Ken Tizzard.

If appointed, Cameron would have been the first Newfoundlander and Labradorian to sit on the High Court.

He retired in 1917, moved to London, and was given a peerage as first Baron Morris, the only Newfoundlander ever so honored.

Perlin joined the Bahá'í faith in 1969, the fourth native Newfoundlander to do so.

Sonny's Dream is a folk song written by Newfoundlander Ron Hynes in 1976.

You Can't Fool A Newfoundlander won Weatherby his first gold record.

"You Can't Fool a Newfoundlander"

The Fog Devils first captain was Newfoundlander Scott Brophy.