Torngait Ujaganniavingit Corporation (TUC) -Nain
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The cultural affiliate of LIA, Torngasok has a mandate to promote, preserve and protect Labrador Inuit Language, customs, and culture. The Torngasok office is open for community members and guests who wish to do research, view archeological artifacts, or purchase Inuktitut promotional items such as t-shirts and books
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.
Promotes the Irish Loop from Bay Bulls to the Salmonier Line to the traveling public
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
Run tourism activities. Town of Triton currently enjoys a walking trail, swimming pool, floating docks for boats, which are all accessible to tourists. Local businesses provide boat tours where whales, eagles, iceberg sightings and other sea life can be seen, kayak rentals and opportunities to visit abandoned historical places such as Julie's Harbour, where old grave markers still stand.
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.
Promoting tourism and related activities/ events in the town of Glovertown and area.
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Promoting the historical town of Harbour Grace and planning events for the town and surrounding area.
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
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.
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!
To create recreation opportunities and upkeep of current recreation sites and organizing Canada Day.
Local municipal government that provides services to our residents. Be a sustainable community and protect our environment.
To promote new business and maintain govt liaison with the region of Northern Newfoundland
Pearlgate Track and Field Club is a Newfoundland and Labrador Athletics Association and Athletics Canada Affiliated Track Club in Mount Pearl Newfoundland. They train year-round out of the Pearlgate Track and Field Complex, an Olympic caliber polyurethane facility. The facility also boasts a multipurpose room upstairs which is available to be rented for private functions.
The Garnish-Point Rosie Trail Association was originally formed in 1993 by 130 ATV owners who banded together to construct an ATV Trail from Garnish to the resettled community of Point Rosie. The trail is used by ATV users, snow mobilers, cross country skiers and hikers. The association maintains the trail through volunteer member labour and fundraising efforts
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Training Solultions NL provides cost effective training courses and programs that are dynamic, flexible and shaped to fit organizations's unique needs both onsite and off-site. Our focus is in delivering courses that enhance skills that are relevant, practical and can be applied back in the working environment
The Transition House Association of Newfoundland and Labrador is a voluntary, non-profit community-based organization whose mandate is to strengthen and support the network of provincially funded shelters and services for women with or without children affected by relationship violence.
THANL is a strong collective voice in equality-seeking work in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. We lobby for the financial support needed to operate and establish new transition houses, participate in anti-violence activities in the province and offer regular networking opportunities to staff and management.