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Next time you’re in St. Anthony, Newfoundland, be sure to stay at Hotel North where your comfort is our top priority. Whether your stay is for business or pleasure, we offer all the convenient amenities you’ll need while away from home. Enjoy room service, on-site laundry, wireless internet, a large flat screen TV, and so much more!

Our main service centre offers automotive and snowmobile repairs, as well as the K&S Arctic Cat dealership. Call our service centre to learn about heating oil, excavation and snowplowing services. The Carson Gift Shop (located ajacent to the service centre) features a wide variety of gifts, cards, party accessories and flower arrangements. There is also a sporting apparel section, which features the Choko product line. Our friendly staff is always ready to assist your needs. Heavy equipment repairs to loaders, excavators, trucks and tractors. Automotive repairs to all makes and models. Welding of all kinds. Hydraulic hose. Automotive and heavy duty parts. Colonial garage affiliate. Authorized Humber Motors Ford repair center. Certified technicians. 24 hr road side assistance. 24 hr automotive and heavy equipment emergency repairs. Large selection for automotive and heavy truck tires. All types of home maintenance and repairs

Grenfell Campus first opened its doors in 1975 as the Western Coast Regional College of Memorial University of Newfoundland. It wasn't until 1979 that the college adopted its official name, honoring one of Newfoundland and Labrador's most influential people.

To empower persons with spinal cord injuries and other physical disabilities to achieve independence and full community participation.Whether it be assisting a newly spinal cord injured child or adult, lobbying for better public transportation, or helping to create a more inclusive community, CPA (Alberta) embraces the approach that there is more than one way.

Kerry M. Fillatre's funeral home came into being in 1978 as the product of the hard work and effort of Levinia and Kerry Fillatre. Initially, they met with some resistance, but as the value and quality of the work that Levinia and Kerry provided quickly became apparent, acceptance grew. just as things seemed to be normalizing, the funeral home was ruined by a fire which destroyed the building they had worked so hard to build their business around. Determined to carry on, Kerry, Levinia, and her family, endeavored to rebuild the funeral home. They relocated to a new location on the west side of St. Anthony, where it still remains. Unfortunately, tragedy would strike again with the sudden death of Kerry in 1986. Left with two young children and a burgeoning business, Levinia faced many struggles. But with the help of her dedicated friends, family and employee the funeral home went to to earn place in the communities up and down the peninsula.