A hand-built pickleball court opened on a historic fish flake in remote Gaultois, Newfoundland, to boost tourism and community pride.

A new pickleball court in Gaultois, a remote Newfoundland fishing village accessible only by boat, has opened, built by locals using hand-carried materials. The wooden court, constructed on a historic fish flake, offers fast gameplay and aims to boost tourism in the community of about 70 people. Residents hope it will attract adventurous visitors and revitalize the area’s sense of connection and pride.