Water Level Update – March 25, 2021
Yes, the Water Levels on our Lakes are Low We have been getting comments and questions from our members about the current lake levels. Yes our lake levels are lower …
‘Catchacoma Lake: An Illustrated History’ Now Available
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 …
Water Level Update – September 22, 2020
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 …
Thank You for Supporting Local COVID-19 Relief
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 …
DockFest 2020 Cancelled
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 …
CCA Newsletter – Summer 2020
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 …
What’s Up with Logging in Catchacoma Forest?
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, …
Water Level Update – June 30, 2020
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. …
Supporting our Community
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 …
Water Level Update – May 26, 2020
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 …