Newfoundland-Labrador Medical Association

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

Music Newfoundland Labrador is an organization dedicated to the growth and promotion of the music industry in Newfoundland and Labrador. They support artists through various initiatives, including funding programs, professional development opportunities, and event showcases. With a focus on community engagement, MusicNL organizes events such as MusicNL Week and the MusicNL Awards, celebrating local talent while providing resources for musicians and music educators. Their programs, like the Musician-in-Residence and Atlantic Spotlight Showcase, aim to enhance the careers of developing artists and foster connections within the music industry. Generated from the website

The Insurance Brokers Association of Newfoundland and Labrador (IBAN) serves as a resource for individuals seeking insurance services, notably in the home and auto sectors. IBAN does not provide insurance quotes or broker referrals directly, but offers a convenient tool to locate brokers nearby through their 'Find a Broker' feature.With a focus on fostering transparency and accountability within the industry, IBAN recommends addressing any issues or complaints with the broker's management or the Ombudsman initially. In cases where resolution is unsatisfactory, individuals are advised to contact the Office of the Superintendent of Insurance.While IBAN does not intervene in insurance claim settlements, its platform offers valuable information on membership, news, events, and scholarship opportunities for insurance brokers, consumers, and students alike. Generated from the website content