Tourism in Newfoundland
During Statements by Members, Jonathan Rowe of the Conservatives invited Canadians to visit Newfoundland this summer, mentioning attractions such as a car collection in Swift Current, icebergs in Bonavista, pirate stories on the Burin Peninsula, and Lumsden, and praising the welcoming local residents. Other members’ statements in this short segment are not reflected in the available record.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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