Below is a list of individuals from Newfoundland and Labrador who have had a substantial impact on Canada’s Industrial History. All information for these individuals can be found by clicking on their name; you will be redirected to Park’s Canada’s website.
Bennett, Charles Fox. Prince Philip Drive, St. Johns, NL. Bennett is recognized for his involvement in the mining industry.
Carson, William. Corner of Duckworth and Cathedral Streets, St. John’s, NL. Carson encouraged the development of fisheries, agriculture, and roads.
Mitchell, Mattie (Mathieu Michel). Gros Morne National Park of Canada, NL. Mitchell was a renowned Mi’kmaw hunter; after guiding a party up the peninsula in 1904, his extensive knowledge of waterways and other geographical features led to the creation of the first map of the area.
Shea, Sir Ambrose. Prince Philip Drive and Higgins Line, St. John’s, NL. Shea is recognized for his contributions to the fishing and agricultural industries.