Kamaniskeg Area Property Owners Association

Invading Species Prevention

Web Editor December 31, 2013February 6, 2022 Water

To minimize the threat to our waterways, continued diligence is needed to control further infestation of invading species. Boaters, anglers and operators of personal watercraft must take precautions to avoid transporting invading species either to or from Kamaniskeg. Boaters and

Algonquin Land Claim Impact within the Greater KAPOA Area

Web Editor September 30, 2013May 15, 2015 Algonquin Land Claim

There are 9 parcels of land adjacent to Kamaniskeg Lake, Bark Lake, Spectacle Lake and Negeek Lake that are proposed to be transferred as part of the Land Claim Agreement including Bell Bay non-operating provincial park. The high-level proposed use

2013 Regatta Highlights

Web Editor August 31, 2013January 10, 2017 Regatta

Regatta Highlights First of all, another great regatta! The weather was chilly, but the rain didn’t last long and the events were exciting as expected! There were a number of exciting canoe outcomes (we’ll be discussing disqualification criteria for next

Due to lack of volunteers, we have not monitored Kamaniskeg for invading species since 2007.

Web Editor August 31, 2013February 6, 2022 Water

It would take 2 people about 3 hours to sample our lake. Read more about invading species here: INVADING SPECIES AWARENESS PROGRAM WEBSITE.To further publicize the issue, a volunteer could post signs at the public boat launches and write an

2013 Appetizer Party

admin1 August 31, 2013May 16, 2015 Appetizer Party

Hosted by Don Schwieg & Rosalba Morgese

2013 Poker Run Highlights

Web Editor July 31, 2013January 10, 2017 Poker Run

Poker Run Highlights KAPOA and the Valley Gazette joined up to produce the first SFMH Foundation Charity Annual Poker Run. Near the end of July, approximately thirty boats picked up cards from docks ranging from Barry’s Bay, down through Kamaniskeg,

2013 Annual General Meeting

Web Editor July 31, 2013May 15, 2015 Annual General Meeting

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.