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Over 18 kilometers of wilderness trails featuring breathtaking views and the wildlife of Western Newfoundland. Summer hiking and winter cross-country skiing in the hills of picturesque Pasadena
Western Sno Riders Inc. is a volunteer organization that maintains and grooms a system of trails in the Corner Brook region for recreational snowmobiling.
The NL Snowmobile Federation works to promote the sport of snowmobiling in the province while encouraging safety to all riders
Softball League
SonRise Ministries aims to raise up an army of believers that know how to use God's Word and Prayer to win souls, heal the sick and change circumstances. To teach and preach God's Word accurately and effectively. To provide an atmosphere of praise and worship in which God can move freely by His Spirit. To help the poor as God enables and directs.
to provide recreation for all ages in the community
Special Olympics Newfoundland and Labrador (SONL) is dedicated to enriching the lives of Newfoundlanders and Labradoreans with an intellectual disability through sport. It is a provincial not-for-profit grassroots organization that provides sport training and competition opportunities athletes of all ages and abilities. Through sport SONL offers athletes and families a sense of achievement and an opportunity to excel as they take on leadership roles within their community.
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To assist individuals with spinal cord injuries and other disabilities to achieve independence, self reliance and full community participation
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St. Peter's Academy is a K-9 school located on the southern shore of the beautiful Bay of Islands.
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Annual festival celebrating strawberries in the community of Pasadena, Newfoundland.
Since its establishment more than 20 years ago, the Grenfell Campus Student Union has fought for the rights of its members - all students who attend Grenfell Campus, Memorial University of Newfoundland. Through campaigns and advocacy work, the Union works to ensure that university education is accessible and of high quality, and that it is responsive to the interests and needs of students.The Union also provides services for members to save you money and make your time at Grenfell productive and memorable. Your health and dental plan, handbook, and The GCSU Backlot are all provided by the Union.
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Founded in 1979 by the late Maxim Mazumdar, Theatre Newfoundland Labrador (TNL) operates a year-round professional theatre company from Corner Brook. From September to May, TNL produces professional theatre, community and youth programming and tours regionally, nationally and internationally. From May to September TNL produces a repertory theatre festival in Cow Head, Gros Morne National Park.
The Tree House Family Resource Centre is a non-profit community based organization. The Family Resource Centre is a place for families to have fun and learn together. It offers a warm, caring and supportive environment that recognizes the value of family in the development of happy, healthy children.
The Corner Brook Triathlon Committee hosts national and international world cup triathlons and related sporting events. The Triathlon is renown for bringing national and international athletes together to compete on Western Newfoundland soil.
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We aim to be a vital, dynamic and caring congregation. We are called to love God, and serve humanity, and support each other. We strive to live and grow in the knowledge and example of Jesus Christ.
Provide a learning experience for all people in the areas of religious, environmental and cultural education (particularly youth) and the experience of living in a Christian community that will enhance self esteem and improve leadership skills. West Haven Camp is located on the shores of Deer Lake at Pasadena, Newfoundland. It is owned by the United Church of Canada and operated by a volunteer board of directors. We operate six weeks of camps each season, with age groups varying between the ages of 8 and 18 years
Conservation, wildlife and tourism
To work with and on behalf of individuals with a developmental disability and their families. To advocate for individuals to live as full participants in the community based on the values of Equality, Inclusion and Independence
