Water levels
If you’ve wondered about lake levels right now, the Hawk Lakes are above normal. This photo of the Log Chute dam was taken by Joan… Read More »Water levels
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Lake level alert!
Water level Forcast for August 21st to September 2nd: Hawk Lake is expected to drop 0.5m (1’7″) Halls is expected to… Read More »Lake level alert!
Our August 24th “Green Up/Clean Up” of the Kennisis River & road is almost here – and we still need volunteers
Please register in advance by emailing Curt Alpeter at curt.alpeter@gmail.com if you will be volunteering on Saturday. Remember – volunteers not only get some exercise, clean… Read More »Our August 24th “Green Up/Clean Up” of the Kennisis River & road is almost here – and we still need volunteers
Reminder: volunteers needed for our “Green Up Day” on Aug. 24th
With a goal of cleaning up the Kennisis River and road, we need to gather cottagers & residents both by foot and on water for… Read More »Reminder: volunteers needed for our “Green Up Day” on Aug. 24th
Did you miss the AGM?
If you did, don’t worry. First, make sure you take care of paying your dues for this year (you can use the nifty Membership feature… Read More »Did you miss the AGM?
Important – bridge closure Wednesday, December 19, 2018
We have received a notification from Adam Thorne, Operations Manager for the Algonquin Highlands regarding the temporary closure of the Kennisis River bridge on Little… Read More »Important – bridge closure Wednesday, December 19, 2018
Important! Water Level Forecast from the CEWF
The Coalition for Equitable Water Flow (CEWF) has forecasted that drawdown to winter levels continues with many lakes forecast to drop more than 30 cm… Read More »Important! Water Level Forecast from the CEWF
Blue Green Algae Alert from CHA
We received an email from CHA today about blue green algae in our region’s lakes. It notes: As you may be aware there have been… Read More »Blue Green Algae Alert from CHA
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
CEWF AGM Report Summary
This is a summary of the report submitted to the board of directors of the HHLPOA authored by: Willard L’Heureux CEWF AGM date: September 9th… Read More »CEWF AGM Report Summary