BROEN SOM BINDER OSS SAMMEN A BRIDGE THAT CONNECTS US

摘要

Understanding the history of Norway gives us insight into the paralleling success of Newfoundland. Albeit twenty years ahead of their counterpart, Norwegians have been a progressive mother to Newfoundlanders, offering them direction and guidance from areas like fish stock recovery all the way to government involvement in oil plays. The parallels are unmistakable between Newfoundland and Norway, and even their respective capital cities' downtown cores in Stavanger and in St. John's look related. Small hotels, shops, and pubs, nestled into a hidden harbor, decorate the colorful landscape. While separated by continents, oceans, and thousands of miles, these two regions remain remarkably the same.