Geography trivia: Canada is so big, it’s easternmost city (St. John’s) is closer to Venice, Italy (4833km) than it is Vancouver (5004km). Source: buff.ly/3ruWHmj
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And even way closer to Shannon, St John's NFL sitting at the edge of a quite narrow, everything relative, part of the Atlantic Ocean. And the time change NFL to IRL its the same as NFL to BC.
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This reminds me. I think twice weekly flights between St.John’s and Reykjavik would be a great idea.
Also, and more obviously, increasing the number of flights from Vancouver to Reykjavik would be a great idea to. to Reykjavik is a great way to get to Europe from Canada. Much better than going through Heathrow for example.
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And yet it is cheaper to fly from Vancouver to Venice than Vancouver to St. John’s.
This point is even closer to Italy - it’s the most eastern point in North America, and not to far from St. John’s . Cape Spear NL. Beautiful spot. One of my favourite spots to visit.
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