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St. Anthony Basin Resources, Inc. (SABRI)

St. Anthony
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To administer a 3000 metric tonne allocation of Northern Shrimp on behalf of the communities from Big Brook to Goose Cove, in a manner resulting in expansion of the regions economic base and improved employment opportunities in harmony with a rural setting and lifestyle.

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St. Anthony
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St. Barbe Development Association

Plum Point
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To provide community social and economic development opportunities. To be a liaison between the community and government.

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Plum Point
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St. John's Oilfield Technical Society

St. John's
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NOIA, the Newfoundland & Labrador Oil & Gas Industries Association was established in 1977, and is Canada's largest offshore petroleum association.

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St. John's
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St. John's Pride Inc.

St. John's
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It is our aim to work towards a community and province where everyone can feel equally safe, included and accepted particularly those who are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Two Spirit, and beyond (LBNTQ2S+) as well as persons of colour.

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St. John's
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Stewardship Association of Municipalities Inc. - Grand Falls-Windsor

Carmanville
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This association meets on a regular basis to reinforce the concept of stewardship, to foster a sense of camaraderie between stewardship communities and to help promote a sense of pride in their achievements.Carmanville participates in a bird-banding program where birds are captured in traps, fitted with metal leg bands, and released. Carmanville Pond is shallow and nutrient-rich, and supports extensive growth of aquatic vegetation and associated invertebrates. Primary vegetation includes cattail and horsetail, providing excellent habitat for dabbling ducks that use the area for nesting, brood rearing, and staging.

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Carmanville
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techNL

St. John's
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techNL is a not-for-profit industry association representing the provinces technology and innovation sector for over 30 years. Providing a strong voice for the sector, techNL works closely with industry and government partners to help shape policy and advocate for those issues that matter most to members. We embrace the opportunity to work with like-minded organizations towards shared goals.

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St. John's
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Terrenceville Council Committee Incorporated

Terrenceville
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Terrenceville
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Tidy Towns Newfoundland and Labrador

St. John's
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Tidy Towns is a provincial organization committed to fostering civic pride, environmental responsibility and beautification through community participation and the challenge of provincial and national competitions.

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St. John's
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Tour De Shore Inc. - Ferryland

Ferryland
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our de Shore Inc., a non-profit group, is organizing the race, mapping the course, training marshals and marketing the event to promote the Irish Loop zone. The objective is to develop a world-class bicycling event that will attract local and international cyclists to participate in professional and amateur races and bring enthusiasts to the province. The event will provide opportunities in the tourism and hospitality sectors for inns, restaurants, craft shops, tour operators and tourism sites, such as the Colony of Avalon, which are expected to benefit from the race.

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Ferryland
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Tourism Association (Labrador-Lake Melville)

Happy Valley-Goose Bay
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It's our goal to promote the Lake Melville region as a prime tourist destination of choice. The promotion of Labrador as a top winter destination is an important aspect of our local tourism efforts. To educate the community on tourism related issues, and to encourage participation in tourism activities

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Happy Valley-Goose Bay
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Labrador
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Tourism Association Inc. (Viking Trail) - St. Anthony

St. Anthony
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The Viking Trail Tourism Association is a non-profit organization which oversees various aspects of tourism development and promotion in the area from Deer Lake to St. Anthony on the island, and from LAnse au Clair to Battle Harbour in Labrador.

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St. Anthony
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Tourism Elliston Inc

Elliston
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Over the years, Elliston has become known for its root cellars, and more recently puffin colony, but there is more. One of the communitys main assets is Sandy Cove. Here we have a beautiful sandy beach and located just across the road is Ellistons Municipal Park with camping facilities. This is within walking distance of the puffin site. In the spring, we are treated to icebergs off our shores and during the summer a variety of whales can be see around our coastline. All this combined with magnificent scenery makes Elliston and the neighboring community of Maberly quite a popular destination.

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Elliston
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Tourism Southwest Inc.

Channel-Port aux Basques
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With over 300,000 people visiting the community annually, Channel-Port aux Basques is a hub of tourism activity for Newfoundland and Labrador. Because of this high visibility, the South West Coast region has a multitude of offerings for any traveler.Take a hike through our trails, allow the light of one of our lighthouses to guide the way, catch some rays on a beautiful beach, or be guided by one of the world's rarest navigational aids of the 1500's at the museum. There are plenty of places to see and things to do on the South West Coast!

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Channel-Port aux Basques
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Trepassey Management Corporation

Trepassey
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Trepassey Management Corporation (TMC) is a not-for-profit organization established to promote long-term development and business growth in the Town of Trepassey and Area. The Corporation manages assets realized as a result of the closure of the Fishery Products International Plant and uses these assets to promote development.

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Trepassey
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Volunteer Network, The

Marysvale
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The Volunteer Network, funded by the Federal Government through the Community Services Council, is a non-profit project that seeks to bring together all of the volunteers (and the groups to which they belong) from Brigus to Holyrood. It is our belief that having volunteers work togther is essential to our communities, and therefore anything we do is to help those who already help so much

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Marysvale
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Western Newfoundland Destination Marketing Organization Inc.

Corner Brook
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Western Newfoundland is anything but small!Stretching from the Gateway ferry port of Channel-Port aux Basques on the Southwest corner of the island of Newfoundland to the Viking site at the tip of the Great Northern Peninsula.This vibrant region offers travelers a wide range of natural and cultural experiences. Dont miss the only two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the province, LAnse Aux Meadows and Gros Morne National Park, as well as glacier-carved fjords, hiking trails, ancient aboriginal sites, National and Provincial parks, beaches, sand dunes, theatre festivals, museums, and cultural events.

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Corner Brook
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Youth Ventures (YV) - Provincial

Mount Pearl
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Youth Ventures empowers young people to turn their hobbies, interests, and passions into money making profitable ventures. The program is available to students across the province from May-September every year, however the Provincial Coordinator is available year round for anyone that still needs assistance or has any questions regarding their business.

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Mount Pearl
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