Directory - CSCNL

community directory

Want to know what's on the go in Newfoundland and Labrador? After a ton of work searching them out, the CSC now has compiled a database of community organizations in Newfoundland and Labrador. Want to find someone doing work you're interested in? Search by keyword. Want to find someone nearby? Search by community or region.

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Showing 2001 to 2010 of 2869 entries

Name

Community

Website

Pouch Cove Museum

Pouch Cove

Objective:

Consists of numerous artifacts which depict the history of the community. Our Museum is opened during regular busines hours year round. Come and check it out. It is located at the Town Hall.

Region: Avalon Peninsula

Website: https://pouchcove.ca/

Prayer Book Society Of Canada – Eastern Newfoundland Branch

St. John's

Objective:

The Society upholds the maintenance of the Prayer Book as the official standard of doctrine and worship in the Anglican Church of Canada (while supporting a modest amount of flexibility as may be sensible and locally appropriate). It seeks to foster a rediscovery of the classical Anglican way of worship, devotion and reading of Scripture, as embodied in the Book of Common Prayer.

Region: Avalon Peninsula

Website: http://www.prayerbook.ca

Presbyterian Church (St. Andrew’s) – St. John’s

St. John's

Objective:

Relying on the power of the Holy Spirit, we proclaim the love and good news of Jesus Christ through our words and actions.

Region: Avalon Peninsula

Website: http://pccweb.ca/standrews-stjohns/contact/

Presbyterian Church (St. Matthew’s) – Grand Falls-Windsor

Grand Falls-Windsor

Objective:

To support the work of the Presbyterian church in Canada and to assist local charities and emergency services if required

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

Website: http://www.presbyterian.ca/about/contact/churches/442

Presentation Congregation Archives – St. John’s

St. John's

Objective:

The collection, which includes manuscripts, artifacts, record books, photographs and personal papers documents the history of the Presentation Order in Newfoundland from the arrival of the first four volunteers to the present day. The Archives also holds materials related to education and to other apostolates in which the Presentation Order is involved.

Region: Avalon Peninsula

Website: http://www.presentationsisters.ca

Prince of Wales Collegiate Charitable Fund

St. John's

Objective:

Scholarships -acquisition of learning materials -professional development in support of learning

Region: Avalon Peninsula

Website: http://www.princeofwalescollegiate.ca/

Prince of Wales Skating Club – St. John’s

St. John's

Objective:

We offer a variety of skating programmes for all ages and ability, including Pre-Skate, CanSkate, Adult, Synchronised skating, CanPowerSkate, and Skate Canada STARSkate Competitive.

Region: Avalon Peninsula

Website: http://www.powsc.ca/

Princess Sheila NaGeira Theatre – Carbonear

Carbonear

Objective:

The Princess Sheila NaGeira Theatre is a 379 seat, air conditioned and wheelchair accessible facility, set in the heart of the Baccalieu Trail Region. The theatre, which is located at 256 Water Street in Carbonear,is adjacent to the extensive George W. Earle Promenade which encircles the Ponds.

Region: Avalon Peninsula

Website: http://www.princesssheilatheatre.com/

Producers Association of Newfoundland (PAN)

St. John's

Objective:

(PAN) was constituted in 1989 to represent the needs and concerns of independent film and video producers in Newfoundland and Labrador and to foster the growth of the province's local production industry

Region: Avalon Peninsula

Website: http://www.nlproducers.com

Professional Engineers and Geoscientists Newfoundland and Labrador (PEGNL)

St. John's

Objective:

PEG exists so that there will be competent and ethical practice of engineering and geosciences in Newfoundland and Labrador, and to ensure public confidence, sustainability, and stewardship of the professions

Region: Avalon Peninsula

Website: http://www.pegnl.ca