There have been two recent confirmed reports of small Blue-green algae blooms, one in Weismiller Bay on Lake Muskoka and the other in Ten Mile Bay on Lake of Bays. There has been a lot of confusion about what they are and why they happen. Here are 2 excellent sites that give you all of...
Kennisis Lake Cottage Owners’ Association
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AOTD – August 8, 9th – Brochure and Map – UPDATE
LOCATION CHANGE: STUDIO A will be joining with STUDIO C at 1033 Winkler Road. Many thanks ...
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KLCOA Propane Buying Group 2020-2021
In 2014, in an effort to obtain more competitive pricing, KLCOA sent a Request for Proposal to ...
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Sailing Regatta – Sunday August 2 1:00 pm
Kennisis Sailors- A last minute reminder for the Kennisis Sailing Regatta tomorrow, Sunday ...
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Blue-Green Algae Blooms
There have been two recent confirmed reports of small Blue-green algae blooms, one in ...
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Stewardship News
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Chinese Mystery Snails – what you need to know and how to report They are an invasive species that is spreading through Haliburton County Lakes They are harmful to our lakes and have a number of negative effects a. Taking food away from our fish b. May lead to increased algal blooms c. Affect recreation...
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The County of Haliburton continues to seek public input on the creation of a Shoreline Protection By-law. As we are aware, our Kennisis Lakes, rivers and associated natural environmental features support Haliburton’s way of life and our stewardship of the shorelines on these waterways is central to the creation of a Shoreline Protection By-law. Building...