International Joint Commission to hold public hearing on lowering Great Lakes levels next month (rabble.ca)
Georgian Bay Water: Disappearing down the drain hole in the St. Clair River (ed-op in the Toronto Star, July 7, 2012)
Status quo recommendations for levels of upper Great Lakes should alarm Canadians and Americans (Morning Post Exchange)
Georgian Bay Snowriders Club Permission to Utilize Tiny Trail for OFSC Use; Draft Comments on revised MMHA Provincial Policy Statement; Commemorations Champlain Commemorations; County Council Update – Heavy Garbage Pickup; Report on Seminars: Sierra Clun and Asian Carp Ecological Risk; Communications Received re Canadian Wind Energy Association; Correspondence re Impact of Low Water Levels on Georgian Bay
Termination of Negotiations for Wyebridge Property [more]
Water Levels Close to Average Water levels are up minimally on Georgian Bay this summer. Measurements taken at several locations around the lakes in April showed levels about 15 cm. above the long-term average, which is “very close to the average value,” according to Peter Yee, a spokesperson for Environment [more]
The International Joint Commission will have 13 meetings where residents can comment on the final report on Upper Great Lakes water levels. The closest meetings here are: Monday, July 16 Parry Sound 2:00 pm EDT, Bobby Orr Community Centre, 7-17 Marry Street Midland 7:00 pm, North Simcoe Sports and Recreation [more]
The Federation of Tiny Township Shoreline Associations