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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.
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Provide financial assistance to people living on the northern tip of Newfoundland's Northern Peninsula.
Every summer during July we throw our doors open to the world and invite them to join us for the Fish Fun and Folk Festival.
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.
FISHERMENS COMMITTEE
Prmote fishery and to acquire infrastructure/funding to help fisherpeople and others
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Get work done on community wharf.
A quality collection of fisheries artifacts located in the "Union Store" founded by William Coaker. The museum is open from the third week of June until Labor Day in September. The cost of admission is $3.00.
Restored century-old dwelling containing a collection depicting the early life of the area: tools; old ship and fishing vessel equipment; furniture; pioneer crafts and utensils; clothing and firearms
Fishermen's museum preserves, through artefacts and displays, a way of life that is passing from the Newfoundland scene
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.
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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.
Create economic and cultural resilience for Fogo Island Create opportunities for contemporary artists and thinkers Present artistic/cultural programming which engages with key ideas of contemporary concern
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The Fogo Island Film House is Newfoundland and Labrador's first e-cinema installation and the NFB's first English-language community e-cinema in Canada.
