The KAPOA AGM was held Sat. July 27th 2013 at Madawaska Mountain and was attended by approximately 50 people (including board & mayors). Presentations Hastings County Mayor: Vivian Bloom. Resource sharing has proven to be mutually beneficial for all parties.
See the full formatted PDF Newsletter Welcome to Summer 2013! Wow! What a difference a few months make…the opening line to our fall newsletter was “the lake level is extremely low…getting boats off lifts has been a problem” and this
Bancroft-Minden In 2013-2014 the major harvesting in and around the KAPOA area will continue around Bark Lake on both sides of Harris Bay. This will be a mix of selection, shelterwood and clearcut harvesting. Chemical tending will be taking place
For those of you that really, really care about the St. Francis Memorial Hospital in Barry’s Bay but also want to have some fun, clap your hands. The first annual KAPOA – Valley Gazette – SFMH Foundation Charity Annual Poker
MNR has issued a further update on the flood conditions on the Madawaska and Ottawa Rivers as of April 30. This flood warning includes specifically the Barry’s Bay and Palmer Rapids regions as water remains high and high run-off conditions
MNR has issued flood warnings for the Ottawa River and Madawaska River areas as a result of run-off as a result of the warm weather and the additional rain. MNR Bulletin The water in Kamaniskeg lake has risen rapidly and
The governments of Ontario and Canada have been negotiating with the Algonquins to settle a long standing land claim by transferring 117,500 acres of crown land to the Algonquin. Another 30,000 acres will become a new park. The transferred land
See the full formatted PDF Newsletter Reminder! Ottawa Public Meeting on Wednesday Night Quick update on Algonquin Land Claim: The first public information session is taking place on Wednesday 3pm to 8pm in Ottawa (at Tudor Hall – location here).
See the full formatted PDF Newsletter Preliminary Algonquin Land Claim Agreement Includes Kamaniskeg Lake Island and Shoreline There has been a major development in the Algonquin Land Claim and it directly impacts KAPOA community. Federal and Provincial governments have been negotiating
Don’t move firewood. Drain your bilges! Invasive and harmful animals and plants can hitchhike on wood, in your bilge water, and on trailers. To protect our precious forests, lakes and rivers, make sure you are not part of the problem.
