Yes, water levels are very low
Look at these photos, comparing typical lake levels in April with lake levels on November 25th of 2024. What a drop! As you’ll see from… Read More »Yes, water levels are very low
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Are water levels indeed lower than usual?
Water level graphs from Parks Canada – Parks Canada Water Levels are updated regularly. On October 29th, 2024, Halls Lake was slightly below average, while… Read More »Are water levels indeed lower than usual?
Water level update
The Coalition for Equitable Water Flow (CEWF) has notified us that most dams are at their final, winter level. Water levels across our lakes and… Read More »Water level update
Annual General Meeting recap
It may have been pouring rain, however over 100 cottagers and residents turned out on Saturday, June 22 for the HHLPOA AGM. Shalom by the… Read More »Annual General Meeting recap
Water levels have always been a concern
Your HHLPOA membership continues to help pay for annual fees to affiliated organizations like the Coalition for Equitable Water Flow (CEWF), which has made significant… Read More »Water levels have always been a concern
Extreme Water Levels – what you can do
The HHLPOA is a member of the Coalition for Equitable Water Flow (CEWF), a local volunteer organization that works closely with the Trent Severn Waterway… Read More »Extreme Water Levels – what you can do
A chance at a sweet reward when you renew or join the HHLPOA
Thanks to the generosity of HHLPOA Director, Curt Alpeter, when you join or renew for 2022 prior to June 8th, your name will be entered… Read More »A chance at a sweet reward when you renew or join the HHLPOA
Lake levels continue to rise
It’s been a soggy start to July, which means that lake levels are rising. The CEWF (Coalition for Equitable Waterways) folks are keeping a close… Read More »Lake levels continue to rise
Issues for Voters in the Upper Trent River Watershed as Identified by CEWF
The Coalition for Equitable Water Flow (CEWF) was formed in August 2006 to represent the interests of the more than 30,000 Ontario taxpayers who own… Read More »Issues for Voters in the Upper Trent River Watershed as Identified by CEWF
Letter published in the Haliburton County Voice
Originally published in the Haliburton County Voice, November 19, 2009, Page 5 To The Editor, County Voice, Haliburton As Vice-President of Halls Hawk Lakes Property… Read More »Letter published in the Haliburton County Voice