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Once again in 2019 the KLCOA is organizing our very popular Art on the Dock event. This is the 5th consecutive year and in response to feedback from artists and attendees we are making some changes for 2019. Art on the Dock is organized with three primary objectives: 1. Provide a unique opportunity for local…
Internet access can be a challenge in some areas around our lakes. In addition some cottage property owners may choose not to sign up for a service when only occasional access to the Internet is required. Haliburton County and Dysart et al offer public access to the Internet at local libraries and from other selected…
Our friend and neighbour, Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve Ltd., has just been awarded its second major award in the past two months. In October Haliburton Forest received the 2018 Sustainable Tourism Award at the Ontario Tourism Summit in Windsor. Tegan Legge, General Manager of Tourism and Recreation at the Forest is shown below receiving…
Woodstoves can be a great source of warmth and romance. Unfortunately without proper care they can also be very dangerous. Here is some important information from FOCA that might help save your cottage or even your life: Woodstove Safety Tips Cade 2018
Carbon Monoxide is a Silent Killer. An important message from FOCA on how to protect your family and yourself: Click here and learn more
Some interesting numbers to think about before you buy something. Where will the waste go and how long will it last? Imagine that cigarette butt tossed out the window still being there a decade later.