Arts and Culture Centre - St. John's

Music Newfoundland Labrador is a vital organization dedicated to the growth and support of the local music community, offering various programs such as artist development, funding opportunities, and professional development initiatives. They facilitate events like MusicNL Week and the MusicNL Awards, fostering connections among artists, industry professionals, and fans. Through initiatives like the Musician-in-Residence program and Atlantic Spotlight Showcase, MusicNL aims to enhance the careers of emerging artists and promote the rich musical culture of Newfoundland and Labrador. The organization actively advocates for its members while providing resources and opportunities to strengthen the region's music industry. Generated from the website

Newfoundland Public Service Pensioners Association (NLPSA) was established in 1989 by a group of pensioners from the Newfoundland and Labrador public service sector. The association aims to advocate for the interests of public service pensioners by providing a platform for collective action on matters affecting their well-being, such as changes in pension plans and annual pension increases.Membership dues were initially set at fifty cents per pay period, with a focus on establishing sub-committees to handle various functions within the organization. NLPSA quickly gained momentum, with significant support from pensioners and officials from the Department of Finance.Since its founding, NLPSA has continued to grow in membership and service offerings, with a dedicated Board of Directors overseeing its operations and ensuring the organization's effectiveness in representing public service pensioners in Newfoundland and Labrador. Generated from the website content

The Merit Contractors Association of Newfoundland and Labrador is a not-for-profit organization established in 1992, representing local open-shop non-unionized contractors. With a commitment to enhancing the construction industry's standards, MeritNL provides robust and cost-effective group benefit plans through its partnership with the national benefit provider OpenCircle. MeritNL advocates for the importance of treating employees with respect and offering comprehensive benefits, believing that this approach leads to successful small businesses. The association currently supports over 60 member companies, employing more than 900 individuals across the province, and offers various programs focused on safety, quality training, and productivity. Generated from the website