Advanced voting for Council and Mayor is currently open.
Changeable sky on Thursday. Lots of sunshine in the morning followed by mostly cloudy in the early afternoon and returning to sunshine later in the day. A bit cooler than it has been with an afternoon high of 64F. Still very nice for this time of year. Calm on this shoreline with the wind being mostly northerly. Looks like this stretch of lovely autumn weather will continue through the weekend, with no rain forecast until Monday. Next Tuesday will be our first really cold morning with the temp. forecast to fall to around 20F.
Experimenting with a new air temperature sensor on the weather page of this website. Looks like it is working OK over the past few days since being installed.
The list of candidates for the municipal election is posted on the municipal website. (limerick.ca) Advanced on-line voting began on Monday the 19th. The final day of voting is October 26th.
Here is a statement of position from incumbent mayor, Kim Carson:
https://lwra.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/KC-position-letter.pdf
The cottagers association, LWRA, is a registered 3rd party advertiser and as such can endorse and advertise for candidates of their choosing. They have endorsed Kim Carson for mayor, Jan Mackillican, Shawn Pack, and Kevin Charlton for council. I was part of the committee that came up with those endorsements and agree with them 100%. Check out the association website at lwra.ca for further info.
A reminder that the fall Cottage Life Show is coming up November 13-15. No more great discounts on tickets though.
Dump is on winter hours through April 2027. 11AM to 4:30PM, Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday and holiday Mondays. (fires/burning are still on summer restrictions through October 31)
There is an upcoming (October 28th) provincial webinar on the effects of road salt on drinking water and waterways of Ontario. Follow this link to register:
https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/f4fe38b2-f5ae-454e-8f16-b209c1c3501e@529e04ed-75bf-4e68-9ebb-f5a80df3c879?source=copyLinkOneEventsShareDialog
The 2026 fishing regulations are on-line.
https://lwra.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/2026-fishing-regulations-summary-en-2025-12-08.pdf
The fishing seasons and regulations for this area (zone 15) remained the same in 2026 as in recent years. They are on pages 104-114 of the 2026 regulations book. Bass started on June 27 and ends November 30. Trout started January 1 and ended September 30 with the slot size of 16 to 21 inches to be returned to the lake. It is a one-line lake for ice fishing. Trout will most likely open once again on January 1, 2027 for ice fishing. I will keep an eye out for the 2027 regulations. They are usually posted in early December.
