FLCA Annual Meeting

The Annual General Meeting for the Farlain Lake Community Association is generally held at the beginning of August annually.  August 1 is the beginning of the new membership year and the meeting is an opportunity for joining the FLCA or renewing membership for the coming year.  The meetings are now usually  held online via Zoom and the recording of the meeting is publisjhed afterwards for those who were unable to attend.

The meeting is an opportunity to get an update on the year’s activities, issues affecting the community such as septage, invasive species and other environmental issues, and traffic safety.  It usually includes presentations by special guests such as Tiny Township Council members, or experts from the Severn Sound Environmental Association and Awenda Park.

FLCA members can access minutes and presentations from past annual meetings by logging in using the generic security information provided at the time of joining or by contacting the FLCA at inquiries@farlainlake.ca.  Scroll down for information regarding the current year Annual Meeting.

2026 Annual General Meeting
Wednesday August 19 via Zoom 7-9 pm

Don’t miss this important annual event to catch up on everything FLCA and the opportunity to raise questions and discuss issues. This year’s guest speakers will be focusing on safety and security:

OPP Officer from the Southern Georgian Bay Detachment and
Ross Fraser of Cade Insurance (FLCA’s insurance provider and a major sponsor of FOCA) covering water related insurance.

Registration is required and will be available at a later date.

2025 Annual General Meeting

The recording of the meeting held last August can be viewed on YouTube by clicking here. Of particular interest was the three special presentations offering valuable information to members of the community. You can also access a PDF of the slide presentation here 2025 AGM Presentation_Final.

Special Presentations

Katy MacKay, Senior Park Naturalist
Awenda Provincial Park – Ontario Parks, Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks
Learn about the iNaturalist program and app – what it is, how it applies to Farlain Lake and how you can use it.

Jeremy Holden, Fisheries Population Specialist
Southern Biodiversity and Monitoring Section, Provincial Services Division, Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry
Gill net testing, undertaken every 5 years by the MNRF to monitor the fish population in Farlain Lake, is tentatively scheduled for July 22-25. Learn more about this important program and the results.

Dino Pangrazzi, Fire and Life Safety Educator,
Township of Tiny (and a long time FLCA member!)
Dino will provide important information about lithium batteries and appropriate storage as part of fire prevention.

2025-2026 Board of Directors

Members of the FLCA Board can be contacted via the FLCA general email box at inquiries@farlainlake.ca.