Nik Sexton

What I love about Newfoundland is you could live in a 90k house and still have a way cooler window view than any million dollar mansion in Toronto.

Director Nik Sexton on his new Canadian film which tracks the unlikely friendship of a Newfoundland ex-con & a Syrian newcomers, both seeking a fresh start.

Middle Cove Beach #nlwx

@robantle cbc.ca/news/canada/ne…

“Sidewalks are a fundamental element of the urban transportation infrastructure. It is bizarre that any city would fail to provide the same level of service for sidewalks that it does for roads. This makes its pedestrians second-class citizens.” (Urban Geographer, Barry Wellar)

@JohnRiche Similar to street value in a NL drug bust.

So this convoy, how many trucks are in it? I know the b’ys will say something like 5000 by the time they get to Ottawa, but does anyone know the real number?

Can we please go back to collectively mocking politicians and not each other?

St. John's continuing its campaign to change status from "City" to "forgotten outpost".

Doug Ford shovelling people out with a little shovel, gelled hair and jeans on is hilarious. Looking like he's about to hit the Sundance.

Haven't laughed like this in a very long time. Exactly what was needed to help crawl out of this numbing January. Thanks @rickmercer

It's about time.

It’s a cold alert, several shelters are in outbreak + not accepting new clients. What is the solution? @cityofhamilton we have already lost community members to the elements due to an inadequate response to the housing crisis + pandemic. Unhoused people are dying. Do something.

Whenever I go swimming in the ocean, I always ask someone, "What country is this?" After they answer, I shake my head sadly and swim off.

Nothing sexier than a moist mask.

@chucksahoy I'd be there right away if it weren't for mildew concerns.

@NikSexton I hear ya, struggle is certainly real

Quick 2 minute shower followed by 5 minutes of squeegeeing said shower.

There's famous and then there's Newfoundland meteorologist famous.

Does anyone else feel like they've been on the lam these past 2 years?

In Newfoundland we never called it Juvie, we called it Whitbourne.

"Cedar Shakes" sounds like a Newfoundland expression for selling weed.