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Notice of Proposed Amendments

The Town of Channel-Port Aux Basques Municipal Council is proposing map and text amendments to the Town of Channel-Port Aux Basques Development Regulations and the Town of Channel-Port Aux Basques Municipal Plan. The amendments would have the effect of: These

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Mark Your Calendars!

The Town of Channel-Port aux Basques is thrilled to announce Come Home Year 2030. It will happen during the week of August 8th through 14th, 2030.

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Be a Volunteer Firefighter

Join the Port aux Basques Fire Department. All training and protective equipment provided. Volunteer Firefighters have Insurance Coverage while Firefighting

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Committee Structure

There is now a committee structure in place for the Town of Channel-Port aux Basques. The official document can also be viewed on the Meet Our Council Page of the Town Website.

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Mayor’s Message

Welcome to the Town of Channel – Port aux Basques, or as we like to call it, The Gateway to Newfoundland. Our quaint and charming community is the entrance to a pristine province full of beauty that is rich in

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Town Council Fall 2025

Town Welcomes New Council

On behalf of the Town of Port aux Basques, we extend a warm welcome to our new council members. We look forward to working together in service of our community’s growth, resilience, and shared future.

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COME HOME YEAR 2022

July 28th to August 6th, 2022

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Rare Historic Find

About our two Astrolabes

Two Astrolabes dated from the early 1600’s were discovered near Channel-Port aux Basques. They are both in mint condition and in working order. A very rare and valuable find for Newfoundland and all of Canada.

Canada's Ferry Gateway to Newfoundland

The gulf crossing between North Sydney and Channel-Port aux Basques is always a memorable lifetime experience. The ferries are among the largest ice breaking ferries in the world. They look like cruise ships and they can each take 1200 passengers and 350 cars. Book early to ensure availability.