Bob Lake Association
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About Us
The Bob Lake Association is a volunteer-based community organization that was established in 2017 to represent the common interests of Bob Lake property owners…
Our Priorities
Our association priorities are:
– Restoring public boat launch access
– Establishing a Lake Stewardship program
– Establishing a Safe Boating program
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News
BLA Town Hall Wraps!
Many thanks to everyone that joined us for our first virtual town hall on February 20th. We had 55 on the Zoom call plus another 25 watching on YouTube! For those who couldn’t join, you can watch the recording on…
Bob Lake Association Town Hall
The BLA would like to welcome all Bob Lake property owners to join our one-hour virtual “town hall” meeting on February 20th at 10AM. We’ll cover a number of important topics, including the boat launch, Shoreline Preservation Bylaw, blue-green algae,…
The Bob Lake History – Chapter 4
I know you’ve been counting down the days, but wait no longer – Chapter 4 is here!! This next chapter in Greg Pyke’s series on The Bob Lake History covers the development of our Minden village – circa 1860 through…
The Bob Lake History – Chapter 3
We’re pleased to announce the release of Chapter 3 in Greg Pyke’s series on The Bob Lake History. This chapter covers the genesis of Haliburton’s villages – circa 1848 through 1860. For those needing more to satisfy their itch for…
The Bob Lake History – Chapter 2
It’s official and hot of the press – Greg Pyke’s Chapter 2 in his series on The Bob Lake History has been released! This chapter covers the early exploration days of The Highlands – circa 1800 through 1853. If you…
