Objective:

Indian Bay Ecosystem Corporation is a non-profit community organization with the goal of protecting Indian Bay watershed through research, community engagement and sound stewardship.The Indian Bay area was known in fishing circles for its large native Brook Trout. In the 1970?s and 80?s easier access, increased fishing pressure, poor conservation ethic and lack of management led to declines in brook trout populations and the deterioration of the watershed. Growing concern for the watershed led a group of concerned citizens to take action. Since its formation in 1988 by the Gambo-Indian Bay Development Association, the Indian Bay Ecosystem Corporation, has made many inroads in restoring the watershed back to its former pristine condition.

Region: Gander - New-Wes-Valley

Website: http://indianbayecosystem.com/

Objective:

Deliver the prescribed Department of Education program for grades 4 - 8 and facilitate the development of the whole child within a nurturing environment

Region: Grand Falls-Windsor - Baie Verte - Harbour Breton

Website: http://www.ncsd.ca/school_profile/indian_river_academy.asp

Website: http://innoweave.ca

Region: Labrador

Website: http://sheshatshiu.ca/

Objective:

Provide business support and services to members of the Innu Nation. Contribute to the establishment and continuing growth of Innu businesses

Region: Labrador

Website: http://www.innubusiness.ca/home/

Objective:

While respecting Innu rights, territory and culture, Innu Development Limited Partnership represents the economic interests of the Mushuau and Sheshatshiu Innu communities by creating and managing equity through ownership and partnerships in strategic industries; by creating opportunities for employment and Innu private businesses; and by encouraging the development of Innu economic capacity through training and education.

Region: Labrador

Website: https://innudev.com/

Objective:

The Innu Nation is the governing body of the Innu of Labrador. It represents the collective rights and interests of approximately 1,700 Innu people in two communities, Sheshatshiu and Davis Inlet (Utshimassit) under the direction of an elected Board of Directors. Legally, the Innu Nation is a federally incorporated not-for-profit corporation, first incorporated as the Naskapi-Montagnais Innu Association (NMIA) in 1977

Region: Labrador

Website: http://www.innu.ca

Objective:

The Institute conducts and provides incisive, comprehensive, multidisciplinary and unbiased scientific research in Labrador and northeastern Qubec ecosystems affected by the low-level flying program. It conducts research on the socio-economic effects of the military activities. The Institute offers scientifically supported recommendations to the Ministers of Environment and National Defence on the policy issues relating to the impacts of low-level flying.

Region: Labrador

Website: http://www.iemr.org

Objective:

IBAN is an association of independent insurance brokers in Newfoundland. Insurance brokers work on your behalf to secure the best coverage in the market from the most trusted and secure, federally regulated insurance companies

Region: Avalon Peninsula

Website: http://www.iban.ca

Objective:

Provincial Chapter of the Insurance Institute of Canada. We are the professional education arm of the property and casualty (P&C) insurance industry in Newfoundland, Canada. It is an association of insurers, reinsurers, agents, brokers, adjusters and risk managers. It maintains uniform professional programs, develops qualifying examinations and certifies graduates as Associates (AIIC) and Fellows (FIIC) of the national body

Region: Avalon Peninsula

Website: http://www.insuranceinstitute.ca/fr/institutes-and-chapters/newfoundland