2026 Annual General Meeting!

Meeting Picture

When: Saturday July 18th, 2026, 9am – 11am

Location:  St Paul’s Parish Hall, 235 John Street South, Gravenhurst, behind the Gravenhurst Opera House and library

Coffee and snacks will be provided.

Come one, come all to the GSLRA 2026 AGM!

Doors open at 8:45am and the meeting will start promptly at 9am. This is a great opportunity to catch up with friends and neighbours. Join us to hear about and discuss:

  • The environment and water quality of our lakes
  • Local Development News
  • News from Around Muskoka
  • The Election/Re-election of the Board of Directors and President

We look forward to meeting new and existing members and encourage folks to come and rejoin our Association. Our membership table set up so you can renew your membership or join as a new member.  Our membership form is available here: Membership Form

We look forward to seeing you!

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Resources from the Natural Edge Webinar

April 23, 2026 – Rebecca Willison, DMM

This page provides the key resources shared during our Natural Edge webinar led by Rebecca Willison of the District Municipality of Muskoka.

The Natural Edge program is a follow-up to the Love Your Lake shoreline assessments conducted on Gull and Silver Lakes in 2023. 
Property owners who wish to improve their shoreline health can receive free professional guidance on how to naturalize and restore their waterfront in practical, manageable steps.

👉 Use the link below to:

  • Access your personalized Love Your Lake report
  • Register for a free shoreline site visit
  • Learn about shoreline planting and naturalization
  • Explore additional stewardship information and plant sourcing

Healthy shorelines protect water quality, reduce erosion, improve wildlife habitat, and preserve the natural beauty and health of our lakes for generations to come.

To get your survey code to order your LYL property report: stewardship@muskoka.on.ca

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Low Water Levels on Gull and Silver Lakes – Summer 2025

Hello everyone!

I know everyone is concerned over the significant drop in water levels on both Gull and Silver Lakes for 2025 as compared to prior years.

Water levels are significantly lower this year due to lake evaporation, lower than typical rainfall and a hotter than typical summer.  The critically low water levels in 2025 are not part of a trend over the last number of years (at least at this point).  Given that water levels of Gull and Silver Lakes are not controlled by local, provincial or federal governments, there is not really anyone we can approach to take immediate steps to address this year’s situation.  We will continue to monitor water levels to determine if there is a longer term trend that needs our attention.

Jim Davis, one of our Board Members has prepared an excellent, more detailed presentation regarding this year’s low water levels:

It’s frustrating that there isn’t a quick “fix” to this issue but we will continue to monitor lake water levels – hopefully Mother Nature will take care of the issue next year!

Randy Levine, President, Gull & Silver Lakes Residents’ Association

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