Associations near St. Bride's NL (300 Result(s))

Advocating for manufacturers and exporters. Building a more competitive business environment. Providing critical and timely intelligence. Strengthening leadership through best practices and leveraging networks for success. We are Canada's largest trade and industry association.

The Silver Highway - a brief history of the exploration of Labrador's Grand (Churchill) River'Click player below to hear the lecture. Audio only available.Your browser does not support HTML5 audio. Anne Budgell27 FebHabitants, Soldiers, Sailors, and Servants: The History and Archaeology of the French in Placentia Bay.Any overwintering was likely unintentional. But with the advent of colonization, in Plaisance (now Placentia) in 1662, the French presence changed substantially.

Badminton Nl Is A Member Of Badminton Canada, Sport Nl And Recreation Nl. Our Mission Is To Encourage And Support The Provision Of Enjoyable And Meaningful Badminton Experiences For Newfoundlanders And Labradorians Of All Ages And Abilities.

At the Skate Canada Newfoundland and Labrador annual general meeting, the following awards were presented at the annual awards banquet:-Section Volunteer Award of Excellence: Gail Hopkins, Flying BladesSection Volunteer award: Wanda Philpott, Flying BladesCompetitive skater: Sophia Burke, Mount PearlStarSkater of the year: Amber Tremblett, Notre DameSection CanSkate Athlete Award: Claire Farrell, Mt. PearlProgram Assistant award: Danica Dean, Flying BladesElizabeth Swan Memorial Award: Shelley Ann O'Brien, Mount PearlSection Officials award: Eleanor Scott, Sparkling BladesVolunteer Coach award: Jenna Hillyard Mount PearlSpecial RecognitionAdult Nationals Champions: Nicole Burt, Prince of Wales; Marriam Kamel, Mount Pearl.

The Learning Disabilities Association of Newfoundland and Labrador incorporated as a not for profit in 2001 and acts as the provincial voice for individuals with learning disabilities and those who support them.LDANL offers programs to build social competence and independence skills. Through awareness raising activities, workshops and social programs.

Island Furniture was founded with a vision to support people with intellectual disabilities through our Job Support Initiative. The progressive development of individuals with intellectual disabilities, which encompasses equality, individual integrity, opportunity, and compassion, is something that Island Furniture believes in. We’re proud to carry on with that tradition today. Located in St. John's, Island Furniture Association is dedicated to providing you with beautiful bedroom, dining room, living room and home office pieces. Our home accents will be the perfect addition to your interior décor. For more information, call us today, 709-579-4058 (428 Empire Ave) or 709-754-3337 (50 Aberdeen Ave)

Parkinson Society Canada is the national voice of Canadians living with Parkinson's, a neurodegenerative disease. Through regional partners and 240 chapters and support groups, we provide education, support, and advocacy on behalf of over 100,000 Canadians living with Parkinson's every day. Funding innovative research helps expand knowledge on prevention, diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson's and will ultimately lead to a cure.

At The Children's Centre we are a parent run, non-profit, pre-school and we take play seriously! We offer play-based programming for children ranging in age from 2 to 5 years and our classrooms are filled with opportunities for engaging, inspiring, confidence-building play created by our enthusiastic staff of Early Childhood Educators designed to make learning a positive, empowering experience. “The Children’s Centre is not just another place to drop off your children. It is a community of parents, grandparents, caregivers, teachers, educators and volunteers that make a great place for kids to be kids!