Current Initiatives
TLCA invited to attend Nipissing First Nation’s first annual Naagdawendaamin ebmijang nbii (Protecting our Flowing Water) Symposium.
Rural residents in North Bay may soon have a formal voice at City Hall.
East Ferris Official Plan - Trout Lake Policy Amendments
East Ferris held a Public meeting on February 25th, 2026 for two proposals going forward to the East Ferris Planning Advisory Committee.
Trout Lake’s Response to PFAS Remediation, So Far
We have heard rumblings from several officials to suggest that PFAS levels in Trout Lake are declining. So, what do the numbers say?
Reveg Day!
The TLCA Shoreline Revegetation Program is our longest running, annual stewardship initiative .
Trout Lake Official Plan and Zoning Bylaw Amendments
Changes to North Bay’s Official Plan and Zoning Bylaws for Trout Lake and its watershed have continued to move through the statutory approval process.
How You Can Help!
Be an On-the-Water Ambassador
Make sure you have all required equipment under Transport Canada Regulations
Operate your watercraft in a safe and courteous manner and ensure the safety of your passengers
Be mindful of wildlife while enjoying the lake. This includes monitoring your boat’s wake while close to shore.
Did you know we have a 30 m slow zone adjacent to private properties to protect shorelines, structures and aquatic habitats?
Help Protect Trout Lake
• Avoid transporting invasive species from other waterbodies – pressure wash your boat and equipment and drain your bilge water before you launch - See Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers for more information
• Practice Leave no Trace and Pack-it-in / Pack-it-out when enjoying Trout Lake. We all love a clean lake!
Catch Your Limit
Be aware that fishing is prohibited in sanctuaries located west of Poplar Island and south of Camp Island between May 15th and July 31st
Note the health restrictions on eating certain species of fish from Trout Lake due to Mercury and PFAS (Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances)
Do not release live bait into Trout Lake
Some great resources for further information include:
Fisheries Management Zone 11
Guide to Eating Ontario Fish