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August 2017
“Moose” with Rick Stronks
Rick Stronks – Fifty-three species of non-domestic mammals have been recorded within the boundaries of Algonquin Provincial Park and of these, one of the largest and most impressive is the Moose. Algonquin is unequalled in Ontario, perhaps even in North America, as a location for seeing Moose. Come and hear Chief Park Naturalist, Rick Stronks as he shares everything “Moose”! “An Evening With… Summer Series” at the Oxtongue Lake Community Centre Every other Wednesday from July 5 to August…
Find out more »Painting the Wilderness of Oxtongue
Bob & Jean Hilscher – join film maker, retired CBC producer and creator of “Painting The Wilderness of the Oxtongue” Bob Hilscher and his wife Jean as they share photos and stories of their travels. “An Evening With… Summer Series” at the Oxtongue Lake Community Centre Every other Wednesday from July 5 to August 30, 2017 starting at 7 p.m. Come out to hear a special guest speaker from the area talking about wildlife, local history, their travels and…
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Smart Exercise Weekly
Wednesdays from 9 to 10am. FREE! Exercise Classes for those 55+ or 65+ as part of the VON SMART Exercise Program. Registration required as space is limited. For more information, or to register, please call Muskoka Smart 705-787-1996. Generously Sponsored by the Local Health Integration Networks.
Find out more »In the Footsteps of the Group of Seven
Jim & Sue Waddington – come and hear Jim and Sue talk about their adventures locating and photographing the actual landscapes that inspired and influenced the brushes of the Group of Seven. Jim and Sue Waddington began their voyage of discovery in July 1977. Determined to locate, document and photography the actual landscapes that inspired and influenced the brushes of A.Y. Jackson, Franklin Carmichael, Arthur Lismer, Lawren Harris, A.J. Casson, J.E.H MacDonald, Tom Thomson and Frederick Varley, the Waddinton's embarked on…
Find out more »Gray Jays with Dan Strickland
Dan Strickland – has been studying Grey Jays since 1967. He obtained a Masters of Science degree from the University of Montreal where his research focused on Grey Jays in Parc de la Verendrye in southwestern Quebec. From 1970-2000, Dan was the Chief Park Naturalist in Algonquin Provincial Park. retirement has allowed him to spend more time on the Park Grey Jay study, now one of the world's longest-running investigations of a population of colour-banded birds. “An Evening With……
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Family Campfire Night
Oxtongue Lake Family Campfire Night - Wednesday, August 1 from 8 to 10pm Hosted by the Oxtongue Lake Community Centre Committee and The Oxtongue Lake Association (OLA). Join the fun! Bring blankets and/or lawn chairs, marshmallow roasting sticks, and come prepared with your favourite campfire songs and stories. Bring your instruments! Donations to cover costs appreciated.
Find out more »Regatta 2018
Come on out to enjoy another fun filled day at the beaches of Oxtongue Lake Cottages! Updated information will follow soon. Thank you in advance to the Dalton family for organizing! In the meantime be sure to check out this general page about the Regatta.
Find out more »2018 AGM of the Oxtongue Lake Association
Please join us for an AGM coffee & muffin morning (meeting will begin at 9:30). Not only will it keep you informed on the latest issues, but help you to meet fellow members and committee chairs. We also encourage you to RSVP below if you think you will be able to attend.
Find out more »Wild Ontario Photos with Photographer Rob Stimpson
Rob Stimpson – is an internationally published, award-winning photographer best known for capturing the fury and tenderness of the Canadian outdoors. "Wild Ontario" is a look at Rob's photo adventures throughout Ontario - from Polar Bear Provincial Park to the 1,000 Islands with lots of funny stories and people he encountered. “An Evening With… Summer Series” at the Oxtongue Lake Community Centre Every other Wednesday from July 5 to August 30, 2017 starting at 7 p.m. Come out to hear…
Find out more »Where the Fish Go with Nick Lacombe
Nick Lacombe – Where the Fish Go: An evening with Nick Lacombe - Knowing how and why fish move around in a lake is important to understand their biology and protecting fish populations, but this is easier said than done! Join Nick Lacombe, Aquatic Research Biologist from Harkness Laboratory of Fisheries Research to find out how biologists study trout, and how they move around lakes. “An Evening With… Summer Series” at the Oxtongue Lake Community Centre Every other Wednesday from…
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