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To supply utmost customer service to our customers, at every level of the aviation industry.
The West Coast Regional Association is the largest Francophone organization in the region. ARCO organizes cultural activities in French for residents of the Port-au-Port Peninsula. Promote and preserve the French culture and language in the area
Responsible for managing, operating and maintaining a public fishing harbour.
The history of the Bay St. George Chamber of Commerce is rich in the spirit of enterprise. The present Chamber operates in much the same manner as its predecessors. The focus is, as it has always been, to encourage and promote the economic growth and prosperity of the region.
We are the only one-stop shop for technical/ counseling and financial services for clients starting a business or just wanting to discuss "an idea" on the South West Coast. Since inception, we have been dedicated to providing these services to entrepreneurs and worked with all levels of government to help create jobs
As CBDCs, we assist in the creation of small businesses and in the expansion and modernization of existing businesses by providing financial and technical services to entrepreneurs.
The Codroy Valley Area Development Association is working toward sustainable economic development in the area.
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.
FISHERMENS COMMITTEE
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.
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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Their goal is to promote this as a tourist site and raise funds to upkeep the grounds
To attract tourists to the community and the area by way of advertising the local attractions and scenic routes, in order to help stimulate economic growth within the community
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!
