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President’s Message

Aah, Spring - the renewing cycle begins as we are back in Carling, greeting friends and neighbours in anticipation of another cottage season and new memories to continue the cycle.    Five years ago, I asked our grandchildren (now aged 17, 14, 12 and 9) what they like most about being at the cottage. ...

Winter 2024 Snug Harbour

Many city dwellers might not think that we had a winter in 2024. One person, Irma, who lives in Snug year-round, may beg to differ. ...

All Too Clear – August 10, 6 p.m. at the Stockey Centre

Mark your calendars for the evening of August 10 to view All Too Clear - an amazing scientific documentary film with spectacular underwater footage and informative narrative to understand more about the impact of invasive quagga mussels on the ecology of our irreplaceable Great Lakes.   Georgian Bay ...

Three Words That Could Save Your Life

By Donna Tucker When you have an emergency at home, at your cottage, out on the Bay, or while hiking, how do you convey your location to emergency services? The what3words app is a useful tool that, once downloaded, is easy to use. The what3words (w3w) system divides the globe into 3-meter by 3-meter ...

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Fishing, Foraging & Gardening at Home

By Cynthia Milburn FROM THE GARDEN Having moved to the cottage for most of the pandemic, we became increasingly innovative in maintaining a self-sufficient food supply while elevating our culinary game. We started by building a raised garden exclusively to grow vegetables. Our most bountiful yields were ...

How can something so small upset the balance of the ecology of Georgian Bay?

By Donna Tucker The Quagga Mussel was introduced to the Great Lakes via ballast water released from commercial shipping vessels before spreading into the St. Lawrence River and most Northeastern U.S. waterways in the late 1980s. It is now found throughout Ontario's southern Great Lakes and Lake Simcoe. ...

A Georgian Bay Sky Dance

by Tom Betts Mother Nature unleashes such a barrage of seasonal firsts and springtime rituals every spring that it is almost impossible for even a keen observer of the natural world to keep up with things. I always feel a bit overwhelmed, though I try my best to log as many migrating singers as I can, ...

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