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CEWF Annual Communications Meeting 2026
On Saturday September 12, 2026, CEWF held its Annual Communications Meeting at The Link on County Highway 21 in Haliburton. The meeting was open for any lake association member to attend either in person or online via Zoom.
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See below a high-level summary of the meeting.
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September 14th Drawdown Forecast Now Available
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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast September 14th 2026
As we round into the final month of the draw down season, the high levels of water in the system is putting a lot of pressure on the TSW to get the lakes to their winter set levels by the middle of October. The current forecast reflects this with [...]
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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast September 8th 2026
Lots of water fell across the system last week. As all this water is being flushed through, some lakes have slightly higher looking numbers for water drop while others are slightly less. Note for Halls Lakers; there is a slight increase in level this time around. I wouldn’t expect [...]
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Did You Know ...
A new Fun Fact each time you visit!
Water is drawn from each of the reservoir lakes on an equal percentage drawdown based on the storage range for each lake. For example, when a lake with a storage range of 2 m is drawn down 10%, its level will be dropped 20 cm. Another lake with a storage range of 1.5 m will be drawn down 15 cm.