The Town of Portugal Cove-St. Philips has had a volunteer fire department since the fall of 1996. There are two locations for this department; one in St. Philips on Thorburn Road, and one in Portugal Cove on Portugal Cove Road. The fire department holds a contingent of 30 active volunteers.
The Torbay Volunteer Fire Department has been providing the residents of the towns of Torbay and Flatrock with professional emergency services for over 37 years. The fire district, served by the TVFD, is home to over 8,000 residents, as well as many businesses.
The Bay Roberts Volunteer Fire Department provides 24/7 fire and rescue services to the town of Bay Roberts and surrounding area. The Fire Department has over 33 highly professional volunteer firefighters, 2 pumper trucks, 2 rescue trucks, and 1 fire van to continue to provide dedicated service.
The St. Johns Fire Fighters Association, International Association of Fire Fighters Local 1075 is a trade union represents most of the 200+ members of the St. Johns Regional Fire Department which serves the citizens of St. John's, Mt. Pearl, Paradise and region
To serve the Aboriginal and broader community through celebration and support of Aboriginal culture and the provision of appropriate programs and services delivered in an atmosphere of trust, respect and friendship.
The Marine Institute Students' Union (MISU) is YOUR student's union at the Marine Institute. By pooling resources of students at the Marine Institute, the Students' Union is able to represent the needs and concerns of students as well as provide members with a variety of services.
Fish, Food and Allied Workers (FFAW/CAW) represents 15,000 working women and men throughout Newfoundland and Labrador, most of whom are employed in the fishing industry.
We are a family owned business. We traveled across Newfoundland on our motorcycle and tented in various parks. Our last stop was in Fitzgerald's Pond Park after we had bought our first RV. We decided to prepare a site just for us and leave our RV there year round. We fell in love with the nature and surroundings. Then an opportunty arose for us to become owners and operators of this park. So with careful consideration we decided to take the challenge.
The mandate of the Folk Arts Society is to "produce arts festivals for the purpose of education and advancing the publics understanding and appreciation of Newfoundland and Labrador folk arts and to educate artists through participation in such festivals and related workshops; and to educate the public in folk arts through performances in public places and seminars"
The Folklore Studies Association of Canada (FSAC) is an educational, non-profit association founded in June 1976 for the purpose of increasing education and research in the field of folklore studies in all its aspects.
For many years parishioners have been invited to bring non-perishable food items and place them in the basket in the Marian Corner, or the boxes at the main entrances. This is a visible symbol of our commitment to serve the hungry. During Advent we have a special food drive.
FSNs mission is to actively promote comprehensive, community-based solutions to increase access to adequate and healthy food for all. FSN is a provincial, non-profit organization with a growing membership of organizations and individuals across the province that are actively interested and engaged in improving food security in Newfoundland and Labrador.