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Innu Business Registry 27/03/2013 INNU BUSINESS REGISTRY 27/03/2013 REG NO ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD SERVICES PARTNER(S) CORE BUSINESS INNU PARTNER DATE Reg #064-IA Innu Atautshuap Ken Somers, 1. Convenience store - groceries Kurtis Somers, Jan. 17, 2005 Box 391, 40 McKenzie, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 Box 391, 40 McKenzie, Sheshatshiu, NL, 2. Transportation service Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 Contact: Ken Somers, A0P 1M0 3. Taxi service Kenneth Somers Jr., P: 709-497-8451, Contact: Ken Somers, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 C:709-896-1802, P: 709-497-8451, Katrina Somers, F: 709-497-8120, C:709-896-1802, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 E: [email protected] F: 709-497-8120, E: [email protected] Reg #163-ICI International Catering Inc. Mene Conley, 1.Catering (including large camps) Max Penashue, Sept. 15, 2011 Box 211, Station C, 412 Lahr Blvd, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL, Box 211, Station C, 412 Lahr Blvd, Happy 2. Housekeeping Box 372, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 A0P 1C0 Valley-Goose Bay, NL, A0P 1C0 3. Janitorial C:709-899-2092, Contact: Mene Conley, Contact: Mene Conley, 4. Maintenance H: 497-8952, P: 709-896-4000, P: 709-896-4000, 4. Managerial services E: [email protected], C: 709-899-4004, C: 709-899-4004, 5. Commissionaires Service. F: 709-896-4747, F: 709-896-4747, 6. Catering to aircraft E: [email protected] E: [email protected] ESS Support Services (Compass Group Canada Ltd. and Komatik Support Service Inc.-JV) Contact: Brian Arbuckle, 2380 Bollard St., Lasalle, Quebec, H8N 1T2, P:514-761-5802, F: 514-761-1656, C: 514-831-1419, E: [email protected] Reg #005-LCLP Labrador Catering Limited Partnership East Coast Catering , 1.Catering (including large camps) INNU DEVELOPMENT LTD. Nov. 13, 02 30 Queen's Rd, St. John's, NL, A1C 2A5 30 Queen's Rd, St. John's, NL, A1C 2A5 2. Housekeeping PARTNERSHIP Contact: Carlos Presado, Contact: Carlos Presado, 3. Janitorial Box 449, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P-1M0 P:709-576-1741, P:709-576-1741, 4. Maintenance P: 709-896-3174 C:709-685-5800, C:709-685-5800, 4. Managerial services F: 709-896-3185 F:709-576-1742, F:709-576-1742, 5. Commissionaires Services E:[email protected] E:[email protected] Contact: Rick Sheppard, Contact: Rick Sheppard, P: 709-576-1741, P: 709-576-1741, C: 709- 685-5980, C: 709- 685-5980, F: 709-576-1742, E:[email protected] F: 709-576-1742, E:[email protected] Reg #173-SEI Sheshekatik Enterprise Inc. Sodexo MS Canada Ltd. 930 Wellington St. 1.Catering (including large camps) Mary ann Aylward, March 2,12 Sodexo MS Canada Ltd. Suite 100, Montreal,Quebec , H3C-1T8 2. Housekeeping 21 Thompson,Happy Valley-Goose bay,NL 930 Wellington St. Suite 100, Montreal,Quebec, H3C-1T8 Contact: Jerome Texier, 3. Janitorial P: 709-897-4771, Contact: Jerome Texier, P: 514-866-7070 ext 249, 4. Maintenance E: [email protected] P: 514-866-7070 ext 249, C: 514-208-2019, 4. Managerial services C: 514-208-2019, E: [email protected] 5. Commissionaires Services E: [email protected] REG NO AIR CRAFT SERVICES PARTNER(S) CORE BUSINESS INNU PARTNER DATE Reg #176-HNL Big Land Aviation Ltd. Big Land Aviation Ltd. 1. Operate rotary (helicopter) and fixed wing aircraft Albert Michelin April 18, 2012 1158 marville St, Box 1527, Station B, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, 1158 marville St, Box 1527, Station B, Happy 2. Commercial, Industrial, Mining Supply P: 416-589-0379 NL, A0P 1E0 Valley-Goose Bay, NL, A0P 1E0 3. Fuel transport and remote fuel storage (bladder containment up to 150,000 litre) P:709-765-8532 Contact: Clarence Froude Contact: Clarence Froude 3. Schedule and charter transport C: 709-896-2048 C: 709-899-3371 C: 709-899-3371 4. Specialized in bush flying (fish camps, outposts) Michel Rich P: 709-896-5800 P: 709-896-5800 Box 278, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 F: 709-896-5802 F: 709-896-5802 C: 709-899-1752 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Reg #179-HKTI Heli- Maikan Limited Heli-Excel Inc 1. Operation of (rotary) helicopter contract services, all types Jarvis Penashue May 3, 2012 148 Shuashem St., Box 403, Sheshatshiu, A0P 1m0 1970, rue Decoste, Sept-Iles, Quebec, G4R 148 Shuashem St., Box 403, Sheshatshiu, C:709-897-4009 4K5 A0P 1M0 Contact: Denis Simard Contact: Denis Simard C:709-897-4009 P:450-668-3431, ext 222 P:450-668-3431, ext 222 C: 514-712-2125 , C: 514-712-2125 , E: [email protected], E: [email protected], 1 of 47 INNU BUSINESS REGISTRY 27/03/2013 Reg #009-IMA Innu Mikun Limited Partnership Provincial Airlines, P.O. Box 1101, Stn "C", 1. Fixed Wing Support-small/large aircraft on wheels, ski's and/or floats INNU DEVELOPMENT LTD. Nov.13, 2002 P.O. Box 1101, Stn "C", Goose Bay, NL A0P 1C0 Goose Bay, NL A0P 1C0 2. Rotor Wing Support-all helicopter types (agreement with Universal Helicopters and PARTNERSHIP Contact: Tom Randell Contact: Tom Randell Canadian Helicopters) Box 449, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P-1M0 P: 709-896-3626 P: 709-896-3626 3. Fuel-bulk/barrels, mgn. & delivery systems P: 709-896-3174 C: 709-897-7090 C: 709-897-7090 4. Ground handling-all aircraft types F: 709-896-3185 F: 709-896-3676 F: 709-896-3676 5. Pick up & delivery service, courier Services E: [email protected] E: [email protected] 6. Cargo handling 7. Communications, information technology, software engineering & support 8. Busing 9. Expediting, logistics 10.Environmental: ice reconnaissance, ice mgn, weather forecasting Reg #002-MMA Mista Metshu Aviation Services 100% Innu 1. Aircraft Maintenance, technical support Anniette Bartmann Nov.13 20,02 301 Uapush Road, P. O. Box 477, Sheshatshiu, NL A0P 1M0 2. Manpower Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 Anniette Bartmann 3. Assisting in flight testing for any aircraft type, Cold weather testing E: [email protected] P: 709-497-8445 4. Helicopter Services. C: 709-897-4527 REG NO ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION PARTNER(S) CORE BUSINESS INNU PARTNER DATE Reg #160-BMIR Benuen's Musical Instruments Rentals 100% Innu 1. Rentals: public address systems & recordings conferences, guitars, microphones, Edmund Benuen Jul 20, 2011 13 MacKenzie Driver, Box 288, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 electronics, manual drums, amplifiers, etc. Sheshatshiu, NL. A0P 1M0 Contact: Edmund Benuen E:[email protected] C: 709-897-5887, C: 709-897-5887 E:[email protected] Reg #177-IRS Innu Recording Studio 100 % Innu 1.Recording Studio Sebastian Rich (Nat) April 26,12 Contact: Sebastian Rich (Nat) Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 P: 709-478-2778 P: 709-478-2778 c: 709-899-4914 c: 709-899-4914 Reg #158-IS Innu Studio 100 % Innu 1. Recording studio James Nuna Apr 5, 2011 Box 72 , Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 2. Guitar and vocal lessons Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 Contact: James Nuna, P:709-497-3995, P:709-497-3995, E:[email protected] E:[email protected] REG NO AUTOMOTIVE SALES AND REPAIRS PARTNER(S) CORE BUSINESS INNU PARTNER DATE Reg #71-UMLP Utapan Motors Parts Partnership Woodward Ltd., 1. Automotive parts and repairs Greg Pone April 13, 2005 16 Loring Drive, Box 300, Station C, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL 16 Loring Drive, Box 300, Station C, Happy 2. Vehicle sales Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 A0P 1C0 Valley-Goose Bay, NL A0P 1C0 3. Vehicle rentals P: 709-753-6298 Contact: Peter Woodward, Contact: Peter Woodward, E: [email protected] P: 709-896-2421 709-896-2421, C: 709-896-1321 C: 709-896-1321, F: 709-896-5028 F: 709-896-5028, E: [email protected] E: [email protected] REG NO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE PARTNER(S) CORE BUSINESS INNU PARTNER DATE Reg #162-AM Ashini Matshiteauiat Callahan's 1. Building construction and renovations Eric Penunsi Jul 21, 2012 24 Pleasant St, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Nl, A0P 1E0 24 Pleasant St, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Nl, 2. All types of concrete work Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 TEMP REG Contact: Gary Callahan A0P 1E0 P: 709-497-3495 P: 709-896-7004 Contact: Gary Callahan, E:[email protected] C: 709-896-1578 P: 709-896-7004, F: 709-896-7001 C: 709-896-1578, E: [email protected] F: 709-896-7001, E: [email protected] Reg 178-GA G & A Construction G & A Construction 1.Building Construction Geraldine Andrew April 26,12 P.O. box 2498, Stn. E David Chad Green 2.Renovation of Commercial/Residential Buildings Sheshatshiu, NL A0P 1M0 Goose Bay, NL P.O. box 2498, Stn. E C: 709-899-1996 P: 709-896-9125, C: 709-899-1943 Goose Bay, NL E: [email protected] P: 709-896-9125, C: 709-899-1943 E: [email protected] 2 of 47 INNU BUSINESS REGISTRY 27/03/2013 Reg118-ICCL Innu Chaissons Construction Ltd. Chaissons Construction Limited 1. Building Construction and renovations David Hart, Aug.28,08 7 Stratford Ave, Box 149, HV-GB, NL, A0P 1E0 7 Stratford Ave., Box 149, HV-GB, NL, A0P 2. Concrete work of all types, including ICF construction 10 Pashene St, Sheshatshiu, NL, Contact: Larry Barry 1E0 3. Mechanical work A0P 1M0 P: 709-896-2236 Contact: Larry Barry 4. Electrical work C: 709-899-3874 C: 709-897-7635 P: 709-896-2236 5. Heavy Civil Construction, excavation and site clearing E: [email protected] F: 709-896-2291 C: 709-897-7635 6. Landscaping E: [email protected] F: 709-896-2291 7.
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