Membership News
Blue Green Algae Update September 8, 2025
The blue green algae bloom advisory has been extended by the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit website to include the main basin of Three Mile Lake.
Read MoreFire Station Study
The Township of Muskoka Lakes is assessing the future of its fire stations, and your input is essential. Eight of the Township’s ten fire stations are approaching 40 years of age and need upgrades. Limited space and overlapping service areas reduce efficiency. To address this, the Township, working with Emergency Management Group Inc., has proposed three options. 10-Station Status Quo:…
Read MoreHave Your Say – Help Shape the Future of Boating on Our Lakes
Safe Quiet Lakes wants to hear from you! They’re conducting the 2025 “Your Lakes, Your Views” survey, and your input can help shape policies and actions that protect the peace, safety, and enjoyment of lakes like ours. We’re encouraging all Three Mile Lake cottagers to take a few minutes to share their thoughts. Whether it’s about boat traffic, noise, safety,…
Read MoreJoin Us for EnviroHub Day: Rooted in Action – Saturday, May 31 2025
Discover how you can contribute to a greener Muskoka at EnviroHub Day: Rooted in Action, a free, family-friendly event hosted by the District of Muskoka. Taking place on Saturday, May 31, 2025, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Port Carling Community Centre, this event offers a unique opportunity to engage with local environmental initiatives. Attendees can look…
Read MoreImportant Shea Road Boat Launch Update – August 24, 2023
We wanted to update you about the ongoing developments at the Shea Road Boat Launch. The Township of Muskoka Lakes, with its commitment to community infrastructure, completed the construction of the new dock this year – a testament to the progress we are making together. However, as with any community-driven project, there can be challenges. In the recent Request for…
Read MoreEvent Notice: An Afternoon with Dr. Norman Yan
Exploring the Depths: The Mysteries of Ontario's Lakes - Blue-Green Algal Blooms Date: Thursday, August 10th Location: Muskoka Chautauqua: Theatre in the Woods 1039 Golf Avenue Windermere Village Time: 1 – 3 pm Event Link: The Threat of Algal Blooms in Muskoka with Research Scientist Norman Yan Dive deep into the environmental enigmas surrounding Ontario's pristine lakes with Dr.…
Read MoreDark Sky in Muskoka
On June 14, 2023, the Council updated the Dark Sky By-law originally introduced in 2014 in the Township of Muskoka Lakes. The revised legislation aims to enhance the municipality's objective of mitigating light pollution and conserving a dark sky environment by regulating outdoor lighting practices. The by-law particularly focuses on properties zoned as Waterfront Residential, Community Residential (R4 only), and…
Read MoreChanges Coming to Muskoka’s Waste Fees – March 2, 2023
On February 28, 2023, the District of Muskoka Council approved staff recommendations to help families meet new garbage limits in response to changes in the waste program. The changes aim to reduce garbage and extend the lifespan of Muskoka's only remaining landfill. However, the district is struggling to meet diversion goals, with only 34% of waste being diverted. In contrast,…
Read MoreApplication for Consent and Zoning By-Law Amendment – Sandwood Road – January 20, 2023 – Planning Committee Meeting Update
An update on the Planning Committee Meeting on January 20th regarding the application to sever a back lot and rezone the back lots. Thanks to all of the concerned Three Mile Lake property owners who voiced their concerns on this application. Your voices were heard, loud and clear, particularly with the 4 new Township councillors who are new members of…
Read MoreBeatrice Townline Road Closed at Falkenburg Road to 1738 Beatrice Townline Road Due to Flooding – January 6, 2023
MUSKOKA LAKES, ON – As of 2:30 pm on Friday January 6, 2023, Beatrice Townline Road from Falkenburg Road (Muskoka Road 47) to 1738 Beatrice Townline Road is closed due to flooding. There are spots through this portion of the road where water levels would be considered unsafe for vehicles. We thank residents for their patience during this time, and will…
Read More