The Fairness for Clear Lake group is holding a town hall meeting tonight to allow residents to discuss what they say is the broken trust between Parks Canada and the community, as well as the impacts of the reversal of the 'one boat, one lake' policy, as well as Parks Canada's lack of communication regarding that decision.
The meeting is set for 7 pm tonight at Danceland in Wasagaming, and will also include findings of an independent scientific review of zebra muusel spread in Clear Lake.
Earlier this year, Parks Canada announced it was implementing a 'one boat, one lake' policy for the 2025 season.
However, just prior to the May long weekend, Parks Canada unexpectedly reversed their decision, opting for a total ban on all motorized watercraft on Clear Lake without community consultation or clear scientific justification.
FFCL says the reversal has had a profound impact on the community, affecting local businesses, cabin and cottage owners, and tourists alike.
