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As the Destination Management Organization, we provide complimentary services to assist in bringing your meetings, conventions, tour groups and events to St. Johns.
Development Association - community/economic development. Mission: To increase social and economic development in the Eagle River Area, comprised of three communities: Paradise River, Black Tickle and Cartwright
Economic, social development, economic diversification of established industries
The Codroy Valley Area Development Association is working toward sustainable economic development in the area.
Development of an accessible pressure treated boardwalk around Woolfrey's Pond. The development and enhancement of Woolfrey's Pond Trail and Campground
The LHDC was established in 1991 by the Town to promote the economic development of the Long Harbour area. The LHDC functions as a not-for-profit corporation and is designed to inform and help persuade prospective businesses to consider the Long Harbour Industrial Site as a possible location
To diversify the economy of the Town of Grand Bank through the attraction of new investment and businesses, expansion of existing operations and encouraging export development by offering programs and services that are client-driven
The Corner Brook Downtown Business Association is an organization which aims to promote Corner Brooks unique business/shopping areas and work with city council for improvement of the downtown area
We are the Downtown Development Commission (DDC) of St. Johns, Newfoundland. We aim to make the downtown a more attractive place to live, shop, work and visit while preserving and enhancing it as the dominant commercial center of St. Johns.
The Old Trails were developed by the Eastport Peninsula Heritage Society with support from the Canada Youth Service Program. These paths and cart trails once linked families in Salvage with those who settled in the early coastal communities of Newman Sound: Broomclose and Barrow Harbour. Today eight of these trails form a 12 kilometre hiking corridor along the Eastport Peninsula from Sandy Cove to Salvage.
BREDA works with businesses and organizations for the economic development of the Town of Bay Roberts
The NLREDA mandate is to represent the 19 Regional Economic Development Boards of the province on issues of common concern. As well, the association was formed to promote and strengthen relationships, communications, human resources and organizational development, all supporting its membership of the 19 REDBs.
The Long Range Regional Economic Development Board (LRREDB), headquartered in Stephenville, is a nonprofit community based organization that assumes the lead for economic development in Zone 9.
The Economic Development Committee is made up of representatives from various committees and other community stakeholders. The role of the EDC is to coordinate the implementation of the Town's Strategic Development Plan.
The Egg Producers of Newfoundland and Labrador is a Commodity Board governing the production of eggs in the province.
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EXCITE is a not-for-profit corporation set up through a partnership with the municipality of Grand Falls-Windsor and the Exploits Valley Economic Development Corporation (EVEDC). An economic development organization focused specifically on growing the information technology economy of the Exploits region of Newfoundland through the prospecting of inward information technology investment
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The St. Johns Farmers Market operates at 245 Freshwater Road on Wednesday 2:00 pm - 8:00 pm and Saturday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
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FISHERMENS COMMITTEE
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Get work done on community wharf.
