DID YOU KNOW? Lake Simcoe is the largest inland lake in southern Ontario, outside of the Great Lakes, and its watershed is home to over 350,000 people.

News.

Ladies of the Lake call for a renewal of the Lake Simcoe Clean-Up Fund.. See the article in the November 26, 2011 issue of The Barrie Examiner.

The Naked Truth: Annabel Slaight and the Ladies of the Lake are changing the way
people think about Lake Simcoe.. See the article on page 15 of the summer 2011 edition
at www.lakesimcoeliving.com

Ladies of the Lake Newsletter Editor Leslie Varsava, in two new ongoing newspaper columns - one on each side of the lake - has set out to explore the secret life of water and how our lifestyles impact this precious resource.  To join her on this journey, read her Fall 2011 article in North Simcoe Community News and The Georgina Advocate

LOL Member Claire Malcolmson, who is President of the Rescue Lake Simcoe Coalition  and who works for Environmental Defence, writes an ongoing feature on page 14 in the fall 2011 issue of Lake Simcoe Living. It’s on where the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan is getting us.  

LOL Member Dr. Romila Verma , a teacher at both the University of Toronto and Brock University, is working on her new book The Story of Water and is looking to the Lake Simcoe community for water stories to help shape the content. If you have interesting stories on how water inspires or heals you, please contact Dr. Verma at romilav@rogers.com or 416-930-8659.

2011 Accomplishments Aug 13, 2011 - SPLASH, the Floating Water Festival attracts 2,000 visitors to De La Salle Park, Georgina and creates an awareness about the Ontario Water Centre for Research, Innovation and Learning Splash Musicians   Splash... [1]  Return to previous page