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As the governing body of male and female amateur golf in Newfoundland and Labrador, the Newfoundland and Labrador Golf Association (NLGA) has been serving the needs of the golfing public and providing support, encouragement and expertise to our Provincial Members and Member Clubs
Governs the sport of Judo within the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, promoting events and delivering results.
The provincial sport organization for karate in NL recognized by Karate Canada (a.k.a.National Karate Association of Canada).
The NLOA is a business organization whose members consist of Hunting and Fishing outfitters in the province. The principle of the organization is to develop positive working relationships with all Government organizations and programs that manage/impact our industry.
Recreation Newfoundland and Labrador (RNL) is a province wide, not for profit organization established in 1971 to promote the values and benefits of recreation. In partnership with volunteers and the professional recreation community, RNL has worked to improve the quality of recreation for Newfoundlanders and Labradorians for over 40 years.Recreation Newfoundland and Labrador is the provincial voice promoting and fostering the spirit and practice of recreation for all. We provide a full range of services to enhance members ability to deliver recreation throughout Newfoundland and Labrador.
The Association promotes sailing and power boating through collaboration with our partners, the Provincial Sailing Associations, member clubs, schools, and many individual stakeholders.
The Newfoundland and Labrador Soccer Association administers soccer in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. It is dedicated to promoting the growth and development of soccer at all levels. In partnership with its members, the Association is committed to providing leadership and good governance for our sport.
Our Mission is to offer a high performance multi-sport training facility where administrators, coaches and athletes of all ages will have access to unparalleled expertise and a full range of comprehensive and integrated support services to supplement the use of high quality equipment, facilities and partnerships. The High Performance Program aspires to produce athletes with strength, speed, power and discipline that are capable of putting these qualities into play in the area of competition at Regional, Atlantic National and International Competition. The Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Sports Organizations will use the Provincial Sports Centre not only as a forum to train and increase athletic performance but as a venue to showcase their skills by hosting Sporting events at all levels where possible.
The Newfoundland and Labrador Therapeutic Recreation Association exists to address the needs of therapeutic recreation practitioners in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador in order to enhance the quality of services provided to the people we serve.
Triathlon Newfoundland and Labrador supports the development and promotion of the sport of triathlon and related multi-sport endurance events in our province.
Promoting the sport of Ultimate across the province
The NLAWA is a small organization comprised of coaches, officials, parents and athletes who are dedicated to advancing the sport of wrestling in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Newfoundland Athletic Dog Association offers classes primarily in agility and flyball, and also in obedience and search & rescue. Our objectives are to: promote dog sports including but not exclusive to flyball and agility for all dogs regardless of pedigree, and to encourage responsible dog ownership and sportsmanlike competition in dog sports.
The NEA was organized in the early 1980s as the Provincial Sports Organization for Equestrian Sport in Newfoundland. Our objective is to represent the horse community in the province.
A not-for-profit organization dedicated to bringing horses to the lives of people who would not have the opportunity to benefit from this unique form of recreation.
The provincial sport organization for karate in NL recognized by Karate Canada
Schutzhund is a German word meaning protection dog. It refers to a sport that focuses on developing and evaluating those traits in dogs that make them more useful and happier companions to their owners. The club trains on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings in Torbay and Flatrock.
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Ordinary Spokes is a collective of volunteers that runs a community-oriented bicycle repair shop and cyclist resource centre to promote cycling as a means of transportation in St. Johns, NL.
KNL is organized as a club to promote the sport and recreation of kayaking in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Park Place is located at 61 Park Avenue. This facility has two floors available for rent. It is suitable for weddings, adult dances; showers, & meetings. The upstairs floor has a capacity of 150 people; downstairs has capacity of 100 people (150 on Friday/Saturday nights); kitchen suitable for catering; and cash bar.
Promote recreation through programs and services for the community members in the town of Pasadena, NL.
The Happy Valley-Goose Bay Parks & Recreation Department is responsible for the maintenance of its parks. It also coordinates local recreation programs for residents.
