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.
See the full formatted PDF Newsletter Your KAPOA Board hopes you had a wonderful summer because winter is fast approaching Kamaniskeg. The leaves were the best ever posing for your camera. The lake level is extremely low so these recent
See the full formatted PDF Newsletter Your KAPOA Board thought you might be interested in this notice about OPG river testing below the Bark Lake dam during the week of November 5, 2012. If you have any items left or
Renfrew – Ontario Power Generation (OPG) is advising that water levels may rise temporarily from Bark Lake to Kamaniskeg Lake as staff measure the flow of the river during the week of November 5, 2012.The study will verify existing data
October 22, 2012 – Open letter to Madawaska Valley Council re:boat launch repairs
Regatta Highlights Saturday August 4th was yet another gloriously sunny and hot day for the KAPOA regatta. We could not have wished for a better day for our beach enthusiasts! The wind was a bit more challenging than hoped for,
See the full formatted PDF Newsletter Inukshuks Standing Proud Marking Dangerous Boating Hazard Below For over fifty years I have been brazenly driving boats across Kamaniskeg having once paddled my long shaft outboard over every underwater peak I could find
