Will You Relocate To A Town In Canada That Has Only 4 People?

Operation Japa is still a big deal here in Nigeria especially due to the sorry state of affairs both economically and politically.

Of course one of the places of choice for most people that want to migrate is Canada so the question is if you would like to relocate to the smallest town in Canada which has a population of only 4 people!

Oh yes, Tilt Cove in Newfoundland and Labrador is a tiny town that has a population of just four people tucked away in a small corner of Newfoundland's Baie Verte Peninsula.

It used to be a mining hub many years ago in the 19th century, when as many as 2,000 people flocked to the area. 

Unfortunately with time, most of them moved to different parts of Canada.

The mayor of Tilt Cove is Don Collins while his wife Margaret is the town clerk and their 2 siblings are councilors of the town.

Funny enough, despite its dwindling population, Tilt Cove is still technically a town, and retains the infrastructure that was built years ago. 

So if you're looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of Naija and it problems, maybe Tilt Cove is the answer.

Are you ready to pack your bags?