Originally published in 2005, Catchacoma Lake: An Illustrated History is once again available for purchase. Written by two long-time Catchacoma cottagers, this 80-page full-colour book is filled with photos, maps …
As of September 22, our lake levels are just slightly below normal for this time of year and are forecast to drop by another 31 cms or 12 inches in …
During this past summer, Catchacoma Cottagers’ Association reached out to cottagers who might be interested in supporting those local causes most in need during the pandemic. Thanks to you, CCA …
Hope everyone is doing well and adjusting to a different cottage experience this Summer. The CCA board has decided to cancel DockFest for this year. With Covid restrictions still in …
The newsletter is available as a pdf download here. Welcome to Summer! At the time of writing this we are still very much in the midst of the Covid 19 …
Ancient Forest Exploration & Research (AFER) is asking that question. AFER ecologists, local residents and environmental organizations are concerned about the effects of recent and planned logging on the ecological, …
In late June our water level was very close to our normal level for this date. However we are now facing the beginning of the seasonal drawdown in lake levels. …
As we continue on our Covid 19 journey, I wanted to let you know we are still very much focussed on supporting those most in need in our community. As …
Catchacoma Cottagers’ Association has had a number of members raise questions about the lower than normal water levels this spring. Your CCA has been following the situation closely and we would …
Thank you to our amazing team that put the buoys in while maintaining physical distancing. Way to go guys! Thanks to Jay, Pat, Steve, Joe, Pete, Bruce and Ric.
