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Municipal Election Summary

Summary of Responses from Elected Candidates, Municipal Elections, October 22nd, 2018

The CEWF received 24 responses to its questions from candidates elected to 39 councillor positions in the seven Trent watershed municipalities covering the reservoir area. These councillors were "on board" with declared support for the CEWF approach to integrated water management, with flood plain mapping […]

Water Management Update – Nov30/18

Parks Canada's water management team continues to actively monitor water levels and flows, and weather forecasts across the Trent-Severn Waterway. These factors are used to determine dam operations on a daily basis for the Trent-Severn Waterway. To view the Water Management Update for November 30, 2018 – click here 

Weather

The weather forecast for […]

Water Level Forecast – Oct1/18

To view the TSW 2 week water level forecast dated Oct 1, 2018 – click here

CEWF Annual Communications Meeting 2018

On Saturday September 8, 2018, CEWF held our Annual Communications Meeting attended by representatives of our member lake associations. To view a full summary of the meeting and all the presentation material – click here 

The meeting agenda included administrative reports from the CEWF Executive Committee as well as a detailed review […]

Water Level Forecast Sep25/18

To view the TSW 2 week water level forecast beginning Sept 24/18 – click here

Drawdown to winter levels continues with many lakes forecast to drop more than 30 cms in the next two weeks. The TSW goal is to have all reservoirs to minimum levels by October 15 to accommodate the […]

Water Level Forecast + Election Responses

The fall drawdown continues. To view the 2 week TSW Water Level Forecast commencing Sep 17 – click here

The election – to view the responses received as of Sep 26 from the 2018 Municipal Election candidates – click here