
Health of Lake Winnipeg and the Environment
The following information is being provided by various sources describing their views about the health of Lake Winnipeg and the environment, what is being done to help the health of both, and suggestions regarding what you can do to help. Check back for future updates...
Zebra Mussels
This article was written by Cheryhl Corrie (Councillor of Ward 1) regarding Zebra Mussels, their impact, and how to deal with them.
Councillor's Note Regarding Health of Lake Winnipeg
This note was written by Cheryhl Corrie (Councillor of Ward 1) regarding the health of Lake Winnipeg.
Update from Councillor Regarding Zebra Mussels and Health of Lake Winnipeg (green-blue algae)
The following information has been provided by Cheryhl Corrie (Councillor of Ward 1) regarding zebra mussels and the health of Lake Winnipeg (green-blue algae). She provides suggestions on what you can do to help with the situations.
Resolutions Regarding Lake Winnipeg
The following information has been provided by Cheryhl Corrie (Councillor of Ward 1).
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Coalition to Save Lake Winnipeg
The following information has been provided by Gordon Campbell (Treasurer for Lester Beach Association).
Coalition to Save Lake Winnipeg
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News from the Coalition to Save Lake Winnipeg
The following information has been provided by Gordon Campbell (Treasurer for Lester Beach Association).
MACO AGM - LWF invited to present issues
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Environmental Plan
The following information has been provided by Cheryhl Corrie (Councillor of Ward 1).
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More News from the Coalition to Save Lake Winnipeg
The following information has been provided by Gordon Campbell (Treasurer for Lester Beach Association).
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A Summary of the meeting can be found on pages 4, 9, and 16 in the Interlake Express...
http://www.expressweeklynews.ca/
MACO (Manitoba Association of Cottage Owners is providing website space for the Coalition to post information. You can visit MACO's site for future information regarding the Coalition.
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Lake Winnipeg Foundation Organization
For information regarding the Lake Winnipeg Foundation Organization, visit their website:
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www.lakewinnipegfoundation.org
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Update from the Coalition to Save Lake Winnipeg
The following information has been provided by Cheryhl Corrie (Councillor of Ward 1).
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Manitoba/Winnipeg News Release: Interim Phosphorous Reduction and Nutrient Removal Implementation Plan Released
The following information has been provided by Cheryhl Corrie (Councillor of Ward 1).
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Update from the Coalition to Save Lake Winnipeg
The following information has been provided by Cheryhl Corrie (Councillor of Ward 1).
Coalition to Save Lake Winnipeg Update
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Dead Carp, Algal Blooms, and Swimmer's Itch
DEAD CARP
You may have noticed an unusual amount of dead carp washed up on the lakeshores this year. Fish Science and Fish Culture Section conducted tests to determine if the carp were affected by certain viruses. The results came back negative and no further testing will be done. Dead carp can be reported to:
204-945-6784
1-800-214-6497
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ALGAL BLOOMS
Algal blooms can be reported to the following:
Water Quality Management
Box 14, 200 Saulteaux Cres
Winnipeg, MB, R3J 3W3
Tel: 204-945-0002
Fax: 204-948-2357
Toll Free: 1-800-282-8069 (ext. 0002)
Email: waterquality@gov.mb.ca
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Beach Quality and Swimmers Itch reporting
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SWIMMER'S ITCH
There has been an unsubstantiated claim of swimmer's itch at Hillside beach. Lake Winnipeg is not usually a swimmer's itch lake. More info regarding swimmer's itch can be found at https://www.gov.mb.ca/sd/waterstewardship/quality/images/swimmers_itch_2012.pdf
Beach Quality and Swimmers Itch reporting
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The Coalition to Save Lake Winnipeg Call to Action
The following information was provided by Cheryhl Corrie regarding the CSLW Call to Action:
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