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The CBDC assists in the creation of small businesses and in the expansion and modernization of existing businesses by providing financial and technical services to entrepreneurs.
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Destination Gander is the primary marketing agency for the Town of Gander. The mission of Destination Gander is to provide economic development through the promotion of Gander as a premier conference, meeting, and event destination for provincial and regional clients. Destination Gander is dedicated to providing an advocacy and leadership role in helping to develop the local hospitality industry. Destination Gander is also involved in the development and facilitation of new events for the community.
Development of an accessible pressure treated boardwalk around Woolfrey's Pond. The development and enhancement of Woolfrey's Pond Trail and Campground
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.
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1. Develop a strong arts and culture sector in Twillingate and area to support economic development and tourism in the region. 2. Establish Twillingate as a centre of competence for digital creativity.
The Harbour Authority is responsible for the operation of the harbour facilities which include the use of the wharf regarding berthage, loading and offloading of products, licensing, and environmental procedures
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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.
