Officials from the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) will hold an information session for members of our community on career opportunities within the police force. This session is for those who wish to start their career with the RNC, as well as for those who are contemplating a career change.

The session will cover the following topics:

a.       RNC Background

b.      Career Opportunities (varying careers within policing)

c.       How to Apply

d.      Application Process

e.      Selection Process

f.        Salary & Benefits

g.       Contact Information

h.      Question and answers

 Officials will also provide tips learned from the last competition on how to be a strong candidate.

Date: Sunday, March 10, 2019

Time: 6:00-7:30 pm (session), 7:30-8:00 pm (refreshments)

Venue: Masjid al-Noor, 430 Logy Bay Road

We cordially invite our brothers and sisters to attend this event. 

We would like to thank the members of our Muslim congregation for their kind support to the fundraising which we launched in the aftermath of the devastating fire at the Community Food Sharing Association (CFSA)'s warehouse. Thank you for helping us to raise a total of $5 000 and for dropping so many non-perishable food items at our mosque.

On February 7, we presented all your donations to Mr. Eg Walters, the General Manager of the CFSA. Our prayers are with them as they work hard to recover from this unfortunate incident and resume their extremely important and much appreciated community service.

MANAL Executive Committee

The Muslim Association of Newfoundland and Labrador would like to thank all the guests who attended the Commemorative Services marking the second anniversary of the Quebec City Mosque massacre. It was comforting and reassuring to see so many of you standing again in solidarity with our Muslim community and joining us as we remembered and prayed for the victims of this tragedy.

In that context, we also would like to thank again St. John's City Council for unanimously adopting a motion last year and designating January 29 as a Day of Remembrance and Action Against Islamophobia. We are committed to work together to address all forms of hate and intolerance and to make our communities safer.

Almost two years ago, a gunman entered the Centre Culturel Islamique in Quebec City and opened fire on the congregation who was gathered there for the Isha prayer.This horrific attack took the lives of six Muslim men and gravely injured many others. It also left many widows, orphans and survivors with irrevocable losses and lifelong trauma.

On the second anniversary of this tragedy, the Muslim Association of Newfoundland and Labrador is organizing and hosting two commemorative programs. Please check the program posters for details and join us as we remember and pray together.

1. Documentary Screening (Jan. 26)
2. Commemorative Service (Jan. 29)