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As we head into the Canada Day long weekend, the DSLPOA Executive would like to remind everyone of the Cottagers Code that our lake community has adopted.  The document can be found on our website or directly using https://cewf.typepad.com/CottagersCode.pdf. Under the heading of aesthetic/tranquility, the code states: Preserving a quiet, unspoiled environment on the lakes […]

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The DSLPOA Executive has set the date for the 2021 Annual General Meeting, which will be conducted as a Zoom meeting as it was last year. This year's meeting will be held on Sunday, July 11, starting at 1:00 pm. The link to the meeting, including agenda and financial statements, will be distributed to all 2020 and

We are in need of volunteers to help establish the extent of the Eurasian Watermilfoil invasion of our lakes. As you know we have 4 verified outbreaks, one now encroaching on the docks of two properties. Unchecked these outbreaks can become a serious issue for all property owners. We require 6 volunteers with boats who

DYSART FIRE BAN little rain…dry forests…a dangerous combination a fire ban is in place, including fireworks for information – click here be safe! EURASIAN MILFOIL UPDATE yes, we still have the milfoil… the good work to deal with it has started for an update – click here thank you EWM team!   ENJOY!!  BE SAFE!!

Hazard Buoy Update As the Victoria Day weekend is now upon us, please be advised that of this writing (Saturday morning), the hazard buoys have not yet been deployed.  Please take care extra when out on the water.  The white wood markers should still be in place to provide some indication as to the location

For the latest from FOCA – click here NOTE: Stay-at-home order “With the long weekend upon us, FOCA has been fielding calls about whether it is OK to go to the cottage. Despite some exceptions announced May 20th that come into effect on May 22nd (including boat and watercraft launches), Ontario’s stay-at-home order remains in place

Love Your Lake Webinar – click here part of Lake Kashagawigamog series – May 18, 7:30 PM “Protecting Our Lakes Forever” – Dr Norman Yan free Zoom event – register above Reservoir Lakes Update – CEWF click here and to view the current Drag Lake TSW water level graph – click here Haliburton County Public

Spring has definitely sprung on Drag and Spruce Lakes. The warm weather birds and insects have begun to arrive. Maple syrup season has come and gone. Many garden and forest perennial varieties are visible. Most of the roads and laneways have firmed up. A few boats are already on the water, which is at normal

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