Ah, Newfoundland. Not only did the police force recently volunteer to deliver free Domino's pizza, but on Wednesday evening, they were tasked with another unusual activity — chasing a moose through the streets of St. John's.

Police followed the moose in a truck with lights flashing, guiding it down Cashin Avenue and into a wooded area.

Police escorted a moose through the streets of St. John’s to get it back toward a wooded area last night 🤭- 📹 Jason McDonald #Canada #Newfoundland #nlblizzard #nlstorm #nlwx pic.twitter.com/D16GM0zG85

— Freshdaily (@freshdaily) January 23, 2020

Aside from dog-sledding through a Tim Horton's drive-thru, the video is pretty much the most Canadian thing ever — and the reactions have been hilarious.

One man was very confused about the state of his city.

I live downtown in a provincial capital. In the last few days, army trucks and a moose have passed by my house. Newfoundland is a weird place. #nlwx #Snowmageddon2020

— Hugh Campbell (@HughVsDignity) January 23, 2020

And some local news reporters wanted to give drivers an update on the traffic.

Yikes another call about a moose on the roads. Sounds like there are two moose wandering around the St. Jude's area. Please keep your eye out folks.#nltraffic

— CBC Newfoundland Morning (@cbcnfldmorning) January 23, 2020

One man was concerned for the moose's welfare.

Has anyone checked in on the moose in #Newfoundland ? #snowmegeddon2020

— Kevin Cormier (@cormierk) January 21, 2020

And another person wanted to report her own moose-related news.

Moose makes the best of #blizzard2020 in Newfoundland. [courtesy: Facebook] @NTVNewsNL pic.twitter.com/Pw5FQF6d24

— Leila Beaudoin (@LeilaBeaudoin) January 22, 2020

With Newfoundland moose landing on rooftops in Canada, who needs Santa's reindeer?