General

To keep up to date on this situation refer to the Coalition for Equitable Water Flow website – cewf.ca.

Drag/Spruce Lakes are currently at ‘full’ condition. To view the Parks Canada website showing current lake water levels – click here.

The weather has been wild this spring – stay tuned to see […]

FOCA March Elert – click here

World Water Day – click here
International Day of Forests – click here
new Hydro rates – click here
And more!

Haliburton County Public Library

a fantastic resource for our benefit – click here

CEWF Update

note planned work on our Drag […]

FOCA News – read the latest – click here

Drag Lake Dam – as part of the recently announced TSW capital program (click here), the Drag Lake dam will be undergoing rehabilitation work this summer. For an overall update from CEWF – click here. Stay tuned to […]

1. FOCA January Elert – click here

2. Haliburton Highlands Land Trust January News – click here

3. Drag/Spruce Lakes Water Levels – note that throughout this winter season our lake water levels have been at historic highs. This is due to a combination of the weather, and a partial shutdown of the power generating […]

For the latest from FOCA – click here

Happy Holidays!!

For the latest from FOCA – click here

FOCA – for all the latest news click here

election results
Ontario legislative updates
Haliburton Enviro-Heros
and more!

Now, getting ready for winter…?

1. FOCA October elert – click here

election…invasive species…septic systems…climate change…and more!

2. It's for the birds… – click here

Project FeederWatch…loon survey…and more!

3. Haliburton All Candidates Meeting – Oct 6:

get informed, and vote!

Yes, it’s true – the 2015 summer season is now drawing to a close. But what a great year for DSLPOA it’s been! Swim Days…Fun Days…Golf Days…does it get any better?

For some wonderful photo memories submitted by our members – click here 

Now enjoy this beautiful fall weather, and plan to participate in […]

Update: September 18,2015
Look out! With water levels reaching the fall drawdown a vertical log has appeared and could cause a navigational hazard. It is located about 300 metres off Harris Beach, east of Pine Tree Point and south of Blueberry Trail. The topo map in the Directory, as well as our laminated map, will show some shallows […]