We are a group of concerned residents (full time and seasonal) with an enduring interest in Sharbot Lake, the lake area we inhabit. Our goal is to ensure that the area continues to be as beautiful and unspoiled as possible. Eastern Ontario is one of the most picturesque and beautiful areas in Ontario; a vacation paradise. We want to keep it beautiful for generations to come.
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Winter 2026 NewsletterIn NewslettersJanuary 14, 2026The 2026 winter newsletter has arrived, filled with bounteous quantities of information and notices of upcoming events. The newsletter is attached for you to download. Enjoy. Please remember that we are always looking for articles, photos and ... See More
Sharbot Lake 2026 Tree DayJanuary 5, 2026In conjunction with Mississippi Valley Conservation the 2026 Tree Day is happening again this spring. Orders must be received by February 20th. Download the application form here. ... See More
2025 SLPOA AGMIn MeetingsJuly 27, 2025The executive would like to thank everyone who attended the AGM with a special thanks to the volunteers. You can view the recording of the AGM by using the passcode: TRQ32Yw. after clicking on the following link: ... See More
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Here is a list of events for the upcoming Heritage Festival.
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Here's some important news for boaters from FOCA:![]()
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Update January 6, 2026 – Small Vessel Licensing Regulations: Transport Canada (TC) has implemented a new 5-year license period for pleasure craft licenses (PCL) with a $24 service fee to process new, renewed, or transferred PCL applications. There are new requirements to notify TC of changes in boat information or ownership within 30 (not 90) days. ![]()
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IMPORTANT NOTE: This is different than the ‘Pleasure Craft Operator Card’ that is issued in your name; this is for your boat(s). A copy of the PCL must be carried on board at all times. If you have a boat that was licensed in 1974 or earlier, you must ‘renew’ by March 31st this year, or face fines. If licensed between 1975 and 1985, you have until the end of 2026, etc. Get all the details – including a renewal deadline chart by boat license date – from our colleagues at CanBoat
How to update or get a licence number for your boat - CanBoat / NautiSavoir
www.canboat.ca
A Boat License is a paper license similar to your vehicle registration form and it is represented by the 7.5 cm (3 in)...
The 2026 SLPOA Winter Newsletter is available for your viewing pleasure and information.![]()
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Articles include :![]()
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-The Effects of Septic Pollution on Biodiversity![]()
-Updates on the Eurasian Watermilfoil problem affecting Sharbot Lake![]()
- The 2026 Lake Tree Day![]()
much more![]()
To view, go to slpoa.ca/winter-2026-newsletter/ ![]()
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Your feedback would be welcomed.![]()
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Ken Waller![]()
President SLPOA
Winter 2026 Newsletter – Sharbot Lake Property Owners' Association
slpoa.ca
Please remember that we are always looking for articles, photos and memories for future newsletters. Please send your ideas to Ken Waller at ken.waller@slpoa.ca
