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Hunting season is here since we have been hearing practice gunshots on occasion. We would like to remind our members to wear bright clothing around your property, when walking in the forest and on the road.…Enjoy the fall season.

The association Picnic was a great success with over 100 people attending. A big thanks to Marie France and Desmond for hosting. Earlier that day we had the AGM where a new executive was elected. You can find the 2025 AGM draft minutes here.

Water tests were conducted in mid- August. All lakes had good results for Phosphorus and E. Coli. Keep up the good practices to keep our lakes clean. Thanks Walter for getting this testing done. The detailed results can be found on the Environment page

Water tests were conducted in mid- July. All lakes had results of 5 or less for E. Coli which is excellent given the max is 200. Keep up the good practices to keep our lakes clean. Thanks Walter for getting this testing done. The detail results can be found on the Environment page

All 3 lakes were tested for E coli and the results were 0 (No E coli). The water testing plan is to also test in July and August. the detail of each lake is below. Thanks Walter for the work  Sample #306399 Breme Lake  Sample #306400 Bob Lake Sample 306401 Ruthledge Lake

Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and Happy New Year from the BBR Association! I’m up at the lake in the week between Christmas and New Years, and decided to take this moment to reflect on our land, and to give you a heads up that your membership fees will be due in early January (reminder email to come).…

The approved 2023 AGM minutes and the Unapproved 2024 minutes are now posted. They are available under the Meeting minute tab

Hunting season is here since we have been hearing practice gunshots on occasion. We would like to remind our members to wear bright clothing around your property, when walking in the forest and on the road.

Notice from the BBR Lake Association Security Committee: Cottagers have reported instance of black bear sightings in the area of our lakes. In July a bear in the area Ch. du Lac Ruthledge,  Advice on what to do, should you encounter a black bear yourself, is available from the province here: https://mffp.gouv.qc.ca/english/wildlife/wildlife-habitats/pdf/ours.pdf 

We are reminding everyone to follow best practices to prevent the fast growth of aquatic plants and algae blooms by preventing the leaching of nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus from people’s properties into the lakes. These nutrients can come from fertilizers, cleaning products, and detergents. The preventative measures that we can take to keep…