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Bringing our community together naturally

Our Mission is yours

The Lake St. Peter Property Owners' Association is a non-profit, community-based and volunteer-driven organization dedicated to the support of, and advocacy for, conservation of Lake St. Peter and Boulter Lake, their waterways and surrounding lands for present and future generations through responsible environmental stewardship.

The Mission

To connect, educate and empower

Get Involved 

Volunteer, Participate, or Donate

Upcoming Events

  • Hazardous Waste Drop Off Day - Sat Oct 16th
    Hazardous Waste Drop Off Day - Sat Oct 16th
    Oct. 16, 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
    Maynooth, 6 Anaf Rd, Maynooth, ON K0L 2S0, Canada
    Drop off your items safely on Saturday Oct 16, 2021 Household Hazardous Waste Dates at 6 ANAF Road Maynooth
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  • Annual General Meeting 2021 - Outdoors
    Annual General Meeting 2021 - Outdoors
    Sep. 05, 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
    Lake Saint Peter Community Centre, 5 Boulter Lake Rd, Lake Saint Peter, ON K0L 2K0, Canada
    Our AGM is scheduled for Sunday September 5, 2021 TIME 9:00 - 11:00am (Outside on the grounds of the Community Centre)
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  • Yard Sale - Fundraiser
    Yard Sale - Fundraiser
    Aug. 28, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
    Del Mar Cottages, 34 Card Rd, Lake Saint Peter, ON K0L 2K0, Canada
    Drop by Saturday August 28, 2021 @ Delmar Cottages, Card Road- John Severinac. Your Yard Sale Donations can be made at Delmar Cottages or the Scanlans @ 202A Centre Rd.
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Lake St. Peter & Boulter Lake

working together works!

Gypsy Moths

Gypsy moth embryos must go into diapause (arrested development) under the cold temperatures of winter before they can hatch in the spring. ... A temperature of -25°C can kill 20% of embryos if it lasts for 1 day and up to 95% if it lasts for 5 days.

Moth Tracker
Forest Lake

Shoreline Tips

Your shoreline property is a special place. As part of a larger ecosystem it's always important to consider the health of your natural shoreline and preserve the relationship with native plants and species that call it home.

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