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Useful Links:

Haliburton Webcams
York Street
Head Lake
Courtesy of Troy Austen Real Estate Team, RE/MAX Professionals North.

Fishing in Ontario
Soyers Lake is in Zone 15

Lake Water Levels
for Canning Lake from the Parks Canada website

Landfill Information
Courtesy of the Township of Minden Hills website.

Power Outage Map
Hydro One map of current power outages

Forest Fire Information
Ministry of Natural Resources
Forest Fire Info Map

Plant Search Tool
From the Coalition of Haliburton Property Owners' Associations

Road Construction
Click Roadwork in the Map Legend of the Ontario 511 Map

2024 Soyers Lake Activities

Annual General Meeting - Saturday June 1, 2024 at the Fish Hatchery (also known as the Haliburton Highlands Outdoor Association)

Fun Sail - Saturday August 3, 2024 - 2 p.m.

Music on the Water - Saturday August 10, 2024

Golf Day - Saturday August 24, 2024

Soyers Lake Fishing Derby from May Long Weekend to Labour Day
This year we will have 2 categories in the competition: Longest Fish & Funniesty Fish Face.
- Longest Fish; our traditional category. Measured from tip of snout to tail (remember to pinch the tail as per MNR regulations). Simply take a photo of the fish with a tape measure lying along its length. Please include a photo of the angler with the fish.
- Funniest Fish FaceA new category this year! Send us a picture of your fish's face with you making the same face alongside it. Have some fun with this!

We will have 2 age brackets: i) 10 and under, and ii) 11 to 16. Send your photos along with angler name and age category to fishingderby@soyerslake.ca.

CLICK HERE to view a Guide to Fish Found in Soyers Lake.

Extreme Water Levels - What You Can Do
Our Lake Association is a member of the Coalition for Equitable Water Flow (CEWF), a local volunteer organization that works closely with the Trent Severn Waterway (TSW) in representing property owners on the reservoir system.

CEWF has completed two videos and a worksheet geared to help you better understand how the reservoir system works, and better prepare for extreme water levels.
CLICK HERE for the first video explains the operation of the TSW
CLICK HERE for the second video which discusses what you can do to help protect your waterfront.
CLICK HERE for the Water Level Extremes Information Worksheet that the CEWF has created to assist you in preparing your waterfront for water level extremes. It contains additional information and helpful links.

Quizzes

These quizzes were originally from the More Than A Corn Roast. Try them for yourself !




 

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