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COMMUNITY LINKAGE
HIGHLIGHTS
April 23 2010 Community Linkages is seeking interested
people to get involved with an upcoming Literacy Pilot
Project for rural Newfoundland and Labrador. Have
an interest in Literacy?
Drop us a line.
Jan 2 2010 Loyola Hearn blasts the growing movement
trying to protect custodial waters. But
Newfoundlanders and Labradorians see beyond political
spin doctoring.
Read Comments below this article.
also
Read rebuttal from CLC Secretary
Dec 1 2009 Imagine the Spanish Trawler Estai boarding
and detaining Canadians vessels! NAFO Amendments
allow it! MPs,
former ministers voice their concern.
Nov 26 2009
200 Mile Fisheries
Zone about to become 200 mile welcome mat - Government
of Canada about to open the door to foreign nations.
QUICK ACTION NEEDED
Nov 5 2009 Attracting
and Keeping our Youth - Province Announces it's
youth retention and attraction strategy.
Chasing
Pavement - Infrastructure Spending in Rural NL
We're
History! - NL receives failing grade from National
Institute, but how are we doing in the teaching of our own
history?
OUR VISION
We See
a Unified and Diverse Community Proud of its Heritage,
Forward Thinking, Self-reliant, Innovative, and Respectful
of People and Place
IN THE MEDIA
Ray and others were featured on CBC Radio One, The Fisheries Broadcast of Friday, September 7th, 2007.
Click to download the MP3 (14 MB).
WHO WE ARE
On Dec. 20, 2006,
Ray Johnson of
Buddy Wasisname and Canadian Idol Rex Goudie sat shoulder
to shoulder with other concerned Newfoundlanders and
Labradorians to deliver a simple, but powerful message:
The will of the people will be — must be — the force that
drives rural communities into future prosperity; and to
encourage people to believe that the choice work in
Newfoundland and Labrador, that the choice to be
innovative and create new industry and ideas is attainable
right here. To achieve that goal, a fundamental shift in
thinking is necessary to drive the positive force that is
our youth and rural communities.
The CLCC is a network of Newfoundlanders
and Labradorians, representing a cross-section of the
people of our province. They are rural Newfoundlanders and
Labradorians. They are people involved in all aspects of
industry, government and education. They make up groups
like the Young Farmers Forum, the Newfoundland and
Labrador Defense League and individual members who have a passion
for rural Newfoundland and Labrador. Their stories are
stories of working hard to achieve individual and
community goals, and they are stories of frustration with
the system, and the mindset of those who hinder the
progress of this province as a whole. |
