The 2020 Annual General Meeting of the Moose Lake Cottage Owners Association

Saturday, September 4^th, 2021

10:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m.

Group Use Area, East end of the Campground

(where Family Fun Day is usually held)

Our AGM will be held outdoors this year to continue with safe practices for gatherings. In the event of rain, the AGM will be cancelled and further information will be delivered at a later date by email. 

We would request that those who attend bring their own seating and space yourselves accordingly.

In order to vote during the AGM, cottage owners must have paid their 2020 fees. If you haven’t done so already, you may do so online through our “MLCOA Fees” page on our website at mlcoa.ca, or by cheque at the AGM registration.

If you can’t attend the AGM but still want to retain your voting rights, you can do so by filling out a proxy form. We are including one with this notice and it is also available through the “Publications” page on our website at mlcoa.ca. You can have this returned to us with the person to whom you have given your proxy at the AGM registration desk, or dropped off at Block4/Lot9 (David Morrow –  President, MLCOA).

The Agenda for the upcoming meeting and Minutes for the 2020 AGM will also be available after August 26^th through the “Publications” page on our website at mlcoa.ca.

*Please note – All positions on the MLCOA board are open for election. Please give some thought to joining our board.

We look forward to seeing you on September 4^th… let’s hope that mother nature provides some fine weather for us!

David Morrow

President – Moose Lake Cottage Owners Association

The Fern Alley hiking trail in Moose Lake Provincial Park is amongst those closed because of the current dry weather conditions. 

May 13, 2021 – Fire Ban and Backcountry Travel Ban in Southern Manitoba

Due to continued dry conditions and extreme wildfire danger, the following restrictions are now in place at all provincial parks south of the 53rd parallel (includes all eastern, central and western region parks).

• All backcountry trails and water routes closed.  This includes hiking, equestrian, mountain biking and motorized vehicles.  Limited trails within developed front-country campgrounds and town sites remain open. See full list of trail closures here. 
• No campfires permitted at any time.  CSA approved gas appliances are permitted.
• Landing and launching of watercraft and aircraft restricted to developed shorelines only (docks and shoreline improvements made to safely secure aircraft and boats).  No portaging to backcountry areas. 
• Remote cottage access under approved travel permit only issued at the discretion of the local Conservation Officer.
• Industry and outfitters should contact their local Conservation and Climate office for more information.

Here’s the latest update from Manitoba Parks regarding openings beginning May 4th. While most of this information pertains to camping related issues such as reservations and guidelines regarding physical distancing in Park spaces (washrooms etc.), these same guidelines pertain to cottagers while in the Park’s public spaces.

Click on this link to view/download the update PDF… parks_covid (1)