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Airport Corporation (GBAC) - Goose Bay

Happy Valley-Goose Bay
goosebayairport.com
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The Goose Bay Airport Corporation is incorporated as a nonprofit corporation with the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador's Registry of Companies. It manages, operates, and develops the airport for which it is responsible in a safe, secure, efficient, cost-effective, environmentally sensitive, and financially viable manner with reasonable airport user charges.

Community
Happy Valley-Goose Bay
Region
Labrador
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Religious organizations and churches

Anglican Church Parish (All Saints) - Pinsent's Arm

Mary's Harbour
anglicanenl.net/home
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The parish extends from Lodge Bay in the south to Norman Bay in the north. Since the early 1990's and the Cod Moratorium, the parish has been reduced to eight congregations, six of which have been accessible by road since 2001. The community of Battle Harbour itself, from which the parish takes its name, is no longer inhabited - but rather an impressive tourist attraction. Although services are no longer held there, St. James Anglican Church has been fully restored and is well worth a visit.

Community
Mary's Harbour
Region
Labrador
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Anglican Church Parish (St. Andrew the Apostle) - Port Hope Simpson

Port Hope Simpson
anglicanenl.net
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The parish extends from Lodge Bay in the south to Norman Bay in the north. Since the early 1990's and the Cod Moratorium, the parish has been reduced to eight congregations, six of which have been accessible by road since 2001. The community of Battle Harbour itself, from which the parish takes its name, is no longer inhabited - but rather an impressive tourist attraction. Although services are no longer held there, St. James Anglican Church has been fully restored and is well worth a visit.

Community
Port Hope Simpson
Region
Labrador
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Anglican Church Parish (St. Michael and All Angels) - Battle Harbour

Mary's Harbour
anglicanenl.net
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The parish extends from Lodge Bay in the south to Norman Bay in the north. Since the early 1990's and the Cod Moratorium, the parish has been reduced to eight congregations, six of which have been accessible by road since 2001. The community of Battle Harbour itself, from which the parish takes its name, is no longer inhabited - but rather an impressive tourist attraction. Although services are no longer held there, St. James Anglican Church has been fully restored and is well worth a visit.

Community
Mary's Harbour
Region
Labrador
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Anglican Church Parish (St. Paul's) - Labrador City

Labrador City
anglican.ca
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Situated in the Iron Ore Capital of Canada, the Anglican Parish of Labrador West is pleased to welcome you to the congregations of St. Paul's in Labrador City and St. Peter's in Wabush. Following in the Anglican tradition our parish offers a welcoming environment with emphasis on family, worship, ministry and outreach. We also form part of the Diocese of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador.

Community
Labrador City
Region
Labrador
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Anglican Church Parish - Goose Bay

Happy Valley-Goose Bay
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The Anglican congregation does not own a church building, but worships in the Northwest River United Church, a lovely structure built in 1933. We take our turn holding services there as do the United Church, the Moravian Church and the Salvation Army. We find that our congregation is usually ecumenical, including people from these three denominations; as there is only one service per week, the regular church-going residents of NWR will come to worship no matter which denomination is holding the service that day.

Community
Happy Valley-Goose Bay
Region
Labrador
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Anglican Church Parish - Labrador West

Labrador City
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Situated in the Iron Ore Capital of Canada, the Anglican Parish of Labrador West is pleased to welcome you to the congregations of St. Paul's in Labrador City and St. Peter's in Wabush. Following in the Anglican tradition our parish offers a welcoming environment with emphasis on family, worship, ministry and outreach. We also form part of the Diocese of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador.

Community
Labrador City
Region
Labrador
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Anglican Church Parish - Norman Bay

Mary's Harbour
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The parish extends from Lodge Bay in the south to Norman Bay in the north. Since the early 1990's and the Cod Moratorium, the parish has been reduced to eight congregations, six of which have been accessible by road since 2001. The community of Battle Harbour itself, from which the parish takes its name, is no longer inhabited - but rather an impressive tourist attraction. Although services are no longer held there, St. James Anglican Church has been fully restored and is well worth a visit.

Community
Mary's Harbour
Region
Labrador
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Indigenous/aboriginal groups

AnnauKatiget Tumingit Regional Inuit Women's Association

North West River
labradorinuitwomen.com
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AnnauKatiget Tumingit supports, promotes and enhances the well-being of Labrador Inuit women who are beneficiaries of the Labrador Inuit Land Claims Agreement regardless of their place of residence. AnnauKatiget Tumingit consults with Labrador Inuit Women and ensures that they are heard by all levels of government.

Community
North West River
Region
Labrador
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Service for people with disabilities

Association for Community Living - Labrador West

Labrador City
nlacl.ca
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NLACL is a, family based association that works with persons with intellectual disabilities with a main goal of creating communities where everyone belongs. It also advocates for individuals to live as full participants in the community based on the values of Equality, Inclusion and Independence.

Community
Labrador City
Region
Labrador
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Association for New Canadians - Labrador West

Labrador City
ancnl.ca
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Community
Labrador City
Region
Labrador
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Service/social clubs

Association francophone du Labrador (AFL) - Labrador City

Labrador City
francotnl.ca/fr/organismes/afl
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www.francotnl.ca est le portail des francophones de Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador. Tout organisme ou groupe peut y diffuser de l'information tant qu'il s'agit d'y dfendre ou promouvoir des activits ou vnements francophones.

Community
Labrador City
Region
Labrador
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Recreation/sports

Beach Festival - North West River

North West River
townofnwr.ca
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Provide a weekend of fun, preserve traditions and culture, promote local crafters and artists and to provide a percent of the revenue to non-profit organizations in Town

Community
North West River
Region
Labrador
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Recreation/sports

Broomball Newfoundland and Labrador - Labrador City

Labrador City
broomball.ca/wp
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The role of the Canadian Broomball Federation is to provide leadership by promoting and developing broomball and by developing and coordinating programs and services designed to meet the needs of the broomball community. The philosophy of the Canadian Broomball Federation places the athlete at the heart of the organization.

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Labrador City
Region
Labrador
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