Royal Canadian Legion - Happy Valley-Goose Bay
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- Happy Valley-Goose Bay
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- Labrador
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- Service/social clubs
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The Salvation Army exists to share the love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs and be a transforming influence in the communities of our world.
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The school council's mandate is to monitor and to provide feedback on issues in the school related to student academic achievement
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Peacock Primary is a K-3 school with 328 students, located in sunny Happy Valley - Goose Bay.
Responsible for helping carry out and support the operations of St. Lewis Academy.
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We are a nonprofit Volunteer Group. Currently 48 members in our Organization consisting of 2 EMT'S, 2 First Aid Instructors and 3 Pro Boat Instructors
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Funds transportation costs of children to hospitals for medical and burn treatment. Provides support to communities (schools, community organizations) and families in helping an injured or burnt child adjust back to normal living
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Offering skating programs to the youth of Happy Valley-Goose Bay.
The Birch Brook Nordic Ski Club is a non-profit,recreational and environmental education facility with a mandate to encourage affordable outdoor recreation, physical and mental fitness and appreciate the natural environment.The club is a popular site for cross-country skiing enthusiasts, attracting about 200 members comprising a large youth contingent. The club is taking an active approach to building its reputation as an ideal skiing locale through its attempts to bring provincial and regional competitions to the area.
The White Wolf Snowmobile Club (WWSC) was formed in 1997 to provide unparalleled snowmobiling for its members in Labrador West. From 150 registered machines in 1997 to over 1000 today, the WWSC has become the largest organized club of its kind in Atlantic Canada. One of the mandates of the WWSC is to provide a safe and comfortable trail system whereby resident and non-resident snowmobilers can safely travel in excess of 450km of groomed trail
Teaching kids the principles and skills related to the game of soccer while promoting sportsmanship and fun!
Promote soccer, youth development and team building in Labrador West. Improve skill development and foster a development program within soccer
The Southern Labrador Development Association is a non- profit volunteer organization whose objective is to bring about improvements in the economic and social conditions to the residents of the Labrador Straits.