Why TLBA?
The Twin Lakes Beach Association was formed to discuss current issues and problems in and around the beach as well as supporting and lobbying of Municipal, Provincial and Federal governments. The devastating man-made flood of 2011 caused the evacuation of families and massive rebuilding in the area. The resiliency of home owners and support of local volunteers have brought our community back stronger than ever.
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Lake Manitoba update: Feb. 17, 2020
S Forbes 2011 Another week of little change. The level of Lake Manitoba continues its slow decline, falling to 811.43 feet this morning. The decline follows low winter inflow from the Waterhen River that has now…
Lake Manitoba update: Feb. 9, 2019
S Forbes 2011 The level of Lake Manitoba continues its slow decline, falling to 811.45 feet this morning. The decline follows low winter inflow from the Waterhen River that is down to 710 cfs. Inflow on…
Lake Manitoba update: Jan. 26, 2020
by S Forbes 2011 Conditions on our lakes and rivers are stable and most of the gauges appear to be functioning properly with the possible exception of the Assiniboine River. The level of Lake Manitoba is…
Prime Minister Holds Channel Funding Hostage
by ALMS President The Federal Government met in Winnipeg and coincidentally news followed regarding the Lake Manitoba-Lake St Martin channels. The gist of the coverage from Saturday, January 18 is that Manitoba’s contribution to the Environmental…