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Preserving and promoting the heritage for the community of Old Perlican, Newfoundland.
The Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador is a non-profit organization which was established by the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador in 1984 to stimulate an understanding of and an appreciation for the architectural heritage of the province.
The Logy Bay - Middle Cove - Outer Cove Heritage Committee was formed in October 1995, with the goal of preserving and promoting our Town's rich history through the establishment of a museum. The Museum is divided into theme areas representing different aspects of the community's heritage: Fishing, Agriculture, Lifestyles, Church, School, Military, Sports and Oil and Gas
Our Mission Statement is to , Preserve, Protect , Present, and Collect our community History and Culture for current and future generations
The Carbonear Museum is housed in a designated Historic Site Railway Station. This small group is responsible for raising the heritage consciousness of the community.
The Bay Roberts Heritage Society was formed in 1989 to preserve the heritage of the town. The Society is responsible for the award-winning Shoreline Heritage Walk and the restoration of the Western Union Cable Building which houses the Christopher Pratt Gallery and Road to Yesterday Museum.
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The current Heritage Committee (HC) of Portugal Cove St. Philips was created by the Town Council under the Sub-Section 200(2) of the Municipalities Act of Newfoundland and Labrador in the spring of 2010.
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On display are numerous artifacts which depict the life and work of the Newfoundland inshore fisherman. An exhibit of various types of boats used in the fishery of the past are also on display.
Hindu Temple located in St. John's, Canada as part of the East Indian community.
His Secret Place, a Ministry to Missionaries (M2M) is an international retreat to equip, encourage, empower and refresh missionaries from around the world in order to help them remain in their fields.
Community-related photographs and artifacts covering a period of over 200 years with emphasis on the famous Arctic explorer Captain Bob Bartlett and Hawthorne Cottage, his home in Brigus
Mandate is to promote knowledge and public discussion of the history and heritage of Newfoundland and Labrador, which it does through free public lectures, publications, public symposia, heritage awards, and advocacy work.
Preservation of St. Mathews, education, history and heritage in the Goulds and Kilbride
One of the central objectives of the PAHS has been to promote the study, knowledge and preservation of the history of the Placentia Area.
The Historic Sites Association presents Newfoundland and Labrador history and heritage through: Partnership with Parks Canada, A retail operation and Historical outreach projects.
The Trinity Placentia Minor Hockey Association focuses on maintaining and increasing interest in hockey by providing youth the opportunity to participate in an organized hockey program. Emphasis is on the enhancement of healthy recreation, good sportsmanship and citizenship.
Providing hockey to people aged 18-21
CBR Minor Hockey is a non-profit group run by volunteers. We are committed to development and delivery of a recreational program based on the principals of fair play, integrity, fairness and respect
Goulds Minor Hockey is committed to creating a hockey program for youth in our community that is fun, where participants can develop and learn the technique and skills of the game, life skills, and good sportsmanship in a safe environment.
