Newfoundlanders gather in a have-not province
The Smiling Land Foundation is a group of Newfoundlanders who gather to raise money for charities. Recently they and their friends held an event at the Masonic Temple (or CTV/MTV Temple) in Toronto for Daffodil Place. This is a facility they plan to build so people will have the comforts of home when they travel to get cancer treatment in St. John’s. Newfoundlander Seamus O’Regan co-hosted the event.
As did Mary Walsh.
Guests included former Newfoundlander premier Brian Tobin.
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