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High Levels, High Flows, and More Rain. TSW Water Level Management Update – Jul 11, 2024

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Reservoir areas received 50mm or more of rain on Wednesday and Thursday. This meant that already high levels and flows increased somewhat but TSW staff were operating dams and were able to avoid extreme levels. They continue to work to rebalance levels and flows towards seasonal normals throughout the […]

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In The News

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The work of CEWF has been recently featured on CBC Morning, in the Highlander newspaper and KawarthaNOW.
The coverage has been in relation to CEWF’s concerns about the potential for very low water as we head into the spring season. The information in the March 14, 2024 press release, below, was well-captured […]

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CEWF Statement on Water Levels plus latest TSW update

Parks Canada is Actively Operating Dams in the Reservoir Area of the TSW

Expect Rising Water Levels and Changing Ice Conditions

March 5, 2024

Levels in most reservoir lakes are near normal right now however, we’re attentive to the combination of a very low snowpack, subnormal winter precipitation and unseasonable temperatures. Recent surveys have […]

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