Non-Profit Directory – Community Sector Council NL

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Recreation/sports

Rowing Club Inc. - Portugal Cove

Portugal Cove-St. Philip's
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The Portugal Cove Rowing Club was started up in the summer of 2005 by Sandy Greeley and his three sons. Cyril, Kevin and Robert. It has been a dream of the Greeley's for a long time to start up a rowing club so as they can train there crews and help do there part in keeping the sport going strong.

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Portugal Cove-St. Philip's
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Rowing Newfoundland

St. John's
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Rowing Newfoundland is the PSO for slide seat rowing. There are two slide seat rowing clubs in Newfoundland and Labrador St. Johns Rowing Club and Labrador West Rowing Association. The Rowing Newfoundland Provincial Team rows out of the St. Johns Rowing Club facility, located on Quidi Vidi Lake in St. Johns, NL. Find out more about Team NL here. Athletes also attend strength and conditioning training at the Dr. Noel Browne High Performance Training Centre. Rowing Newfoundland is a member of Rowing Canada, and SportNL.

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St. John's
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Royal Astronomical Society of Canada St. John's Centre (RASC)

St. John's
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The RASC is devoted to the advancement of astronomy and allied sciences, and its members are from many countries and from all walks of life

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St. John's
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Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps (Lynx #3012) - Lourdes

Lourdes
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The Cadet Program is the largest federally-sponsored youth program in Canada that includes the Royal Canadian Sea, Army and Air Cadets. It is a national program for young Canadians aged 12 to 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of fun, challenging and rewarding activities while learning about the sea, army and air activities of the Canadian Forces.

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Lourdes
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Royal Canadian Legion (Branch 13) - Corner Brook

Corner Brook
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The Legion is a non-profit, dues-supported, fraternal organization with approximately 1,500 branches in Canada. The Legion receives no financial assistance from any outside agency and membership is open to all Canadian citizens and Commonwealth subjects who subscribe to the purposes and objects of the organization.The Legion also supports programs for seniors, particularly through direct community-level activities, the Legion Long term care Surveyor Program and a Housing Program. The Legion's Youth program provides scholarships and bursaries, sports programs and support to activities such as cadets, scouts and guides.The Legion is rededicated to the care of Canada's veterans and the perpetuation of Remembrance

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Corner Brook
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Royal Canadian Legion (Branch 48) - Port Blandford

Port Blandford
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The Royal Canadian Legion Branch #48 in Port Blandford was built and opened in 1964. The Legion also supports programs for seniors, particularly through direct community-level activities. The Legion's Youth Program provides scholarships, bursaries and support to activities/ The Legion in Port Blandford plays a major part in promoting community spirit through its sponsoring of annual events.

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Port Blandford
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Royal Canadian Legion (Dermot Lee Memorial, Branch 62 / Veteran's Interpretation Centre) Riverhead

St. Mary's
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Our objective today is to support veterans, promote remembrance and to act in the service of our communities - from North Harbour to Trepassey.

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St. Mary's
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Royal Canadian Legion (Newfoundland and Labrador Command)

St. John's
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Provides emergency relief assistance to veterans and their families; facilities to apply for, or appeal pensions and allowances as well as a number of community based projects

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St. John's
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police

St. John's
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The Association came into being out of a recognition that the training, experience and camaraderie that members had developed during their active service, could still be put to very meaningful use in individual and collective service to Canada. Members of the RCMP VETS continue to promote activities that are in the best interest of Canada and they constantly communicate and provide assistance to Regular Members of the RCMP.

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St. John's
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