Come from away (CFA)

Canadian Slang

Definition

Newfoundland and Labrador slang for someone not from the province—an outsider or newcomer; often abbreviated CFA.

Examples

"As a come from away (CFA), I was welcomed at the St. John’s kitchen party like family."

"The town council meeting drew locals and CFAs who’d just moved in for offshore work."

"He might be a come from away, but after two winters in Labrador, he’s part of the community now."