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VOLUME 42 . NUMBER 1 . CIRCULATION 1,500 A FREE PUBLICATION T T THE VOICE OF THE TEMAGAMI LAKES ASSOCIATION (TLA) WINTER 2012 Lack of Bridge Hampers TAFIP’s Efforts For years the Temagami Area Fish Involvement Program (TAFIP) volunteers had a wooden bridge to cross as they traveled to the two rearing ponds off Roosevelt Road. The bridge enabled them to cross a creek whose water flows from Rib and Granite Lakes to Petrault Lake. In 2010, however, after the Min- istry of Natural Resources (MNR) personnel inspected the bridge and Andre Lamothe (5th from left) with some of his team, who now have year-round employment in Temagami. found it to be unsafe, the MNR re- moved the bridge. At that time, they did not see the need to replace it. Naden Boats Now Being Produced in Temagami When TAFIP informed the MNR By E. Gunnell mothe had been seeking a solution that plant would help to accomplish this goal. that this was their only means of access to the ponds, the Ministry It’s a brand name well known to Ca- would minimize the seasonality of the The first is the process for curing the personnel suggested that the creek nadian boaters. Naden boats, which marina business. He had purchased paint. The typical “automotive style” could be crossed without a bridge. have been produced in Canada for over If needed, a few rocks could be added 35 years, are popular from coast to coast. to the creek to Commencing in February 2012, these make crossing it durable aluminum fishing boats will be easier. produced right here in Temagami. TAFIP Presi- About one year ago, Temagami Ma- dent, Claude rine, who at the time was a dealer for Landry says that Naden Boats, was this would be advised that Naden feasible during would be ceasing the mid sum- production due to mer when the the loss of many of water is very its employees to the low in the mines in Red Lake. Naden boats are assembled and water tested in the shop continued on page 8 Upon realizing at Temagami Marine. that this could be a NEEDED: perfect fit for his vi- Temagami Marine Outstanding men and women sion for the company, in February 2007 to submit nominations for TLA Temagami Marine owner André La- and he was concerned as an employer Board of Directors. See page 6. mothe approached the owner of Naden that it was hard to attract and keep top- to see if the business was for sale. The notch people without being able to offer owners had confidence that Temagami year-round employment. The TLA is now on Twitter. Marine would preserve the Naden legacy Yet it had to be the right solution, one Follow the latest events and and represent it well going forward, so that would fit with his ideal of being lead- activities in Temagami! they were willing to sell. ing edge in environmental values. André For details see page 9. For the previous two years, Mr. La- explained that two main features of the continued on page 11 Group Box 129 • Temagami • Ontario • P0H 2H0 • (705) 237-8927 • Fax (705) 237-8916 • www.tla-temagami.org page 2 Temagami Times Winter 2012 page 3 The Temagami Times President’s letter Winter 2012 Issue Lake Temagami residents have a great deal to be excited about in 2012. If thoughts of sunning yourself on the dock aren’t This publication is published in the enough to get you anticipating summer, perhaps hearing about the TLA’s new Environmental Monitoring Students will be! Winter, Fall and Summer by the The TLA is currently planning a significant change in our seasonal staffing and operations. Instead of hiring one or two Temagami Lakes Association. young people to cover only the radio operation and office administration for July and August, we will be hiring two univer- PUBLICatIONS MAIL AGREEMENT NO. 40050220 sity/college students beginning in May to undertake and manage all of the TLA’s activities and services for the summer. PreSortation services provided by The main driver for this change is the need to have a dedicated team of qualified staff to implement the water quality Flagship Software Ltd. monitoring program early in the spring prior to the shift in thermocline. Not only will this team be planning the program EDITOR: Elaine Gunnell and collecting the samples, they will also be distributing them to labs, analyzing results and developing a database for track- LAYOUT: Imaginus North ing and reporting on the findings. This large task will need to be done a minimum of two times throughout the season. ADVERTISING: Peter Healy When the students aren’t out collecting samples, they will be spearheading the TLA’s campsite clean-up and privy 705 237 8927 Fax 705 237 8916 project, helping with TLA events, operating the radio and office services and planning future stewardship projects. It will be [email protected] quite something to see the new TLA boat and crew out on the water working hard to keep Temagami beautiful. Please be DEADLINE FOR NEXT ISSUE: May 1, 2012 sure to wave, and stop into the headquarters building to chat and welcome our new team! Though we have some excellent interest thus far, the job competition is still open. Please refer to the detailed job de- *The opinions expressed by the authors or advertisers in this edition are not necessarily scription and list of qualifications enclosed in this edition of the Times. The deadline is approaching soon so share with those those of the Temagami Times or the Temagami Lakes who might be interested! Association. As contributing authors write articles for I hope you all enjoy the remainder of winter and hopefully many of you are able to experience the lake in its frozen state. the Times on a voluntary basis the TLA cannot take responsibility for errors or omissions which may I do plan on spending some time on the lake in March when the sun warms up! accidentally appear in Times articles. THE TLA BOARD OF DIRECTORS See you on the lake! President: Andrew Healy Andrew Healy, President 1st Vice President: Ted Tichinoff 2nd Vice President: Gerry Kluwak Treasurer: David McFarlane Directors: Pete Calverley The TEMAGAMI TIMES welcomes signed letters or emails on any subject. Will Goodman Chip Kittredge The editor reserves the right to edit for length, clarity and relevance. Letters containing libelous remarks, personal attacks Boyd Matchett Justin Metz or inaccurate information will not be published nor will open letters or copies of letters sent to public officials or governments. The opinions expressed are the letter writers’ own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Temagami Lakes Association. The term of office for a Director is 3 years. Elections are held every year in the summer. As contributing authors write articles for the Times on a voluntary basis the TLA cannot take responsibility for errors or omissions which may accidentally appear in Times articles. SKYLINE RESERVE TENETS FOR TEMAGAMI ones are to be installed to prevent new The mainland surrounding Lake Tema- public access roads to Lake Temagami gami and Cross Lake is to be zoned as and Cross Lake. a landscape ecology zone to preserve the New ski-doo trails accessing Lake Tema- beauty, restore the integrity and preserve gami/Cross Lake are to be no wider than the wilderness aspect of the Temagami ten feet and for winter ski-doo use only. Forest. This ecology zone would consist Proposals for these access points to Lake of 2 reserves which would be protected Temagami and Cross Lake are to be re- from natural disturbance e.g. fire and viewed and sites inspected by the new insect infestation, but would have separate governing body prior to construction. management goals and prescriptions. 2. Ecological Buffer Reserve: This ami and Cross Lake is supported by our MAINLAND DEVELOPMENT would surround the skyline reserve to pro- three groups. We define the existing public There should be no mainland develop- The two reserves would be the following: tect the natural forest and wildlife habitat road access points to consist of the village ment on Lake Temagami and Cross Lake 1. Skyline: The Lake Temagami and ecosystems of the Temagami region. It waterfront, Finlayson Park, Strathcona with the exception of those potential lots Cross Lake reserves must protect any part would have a broader range of controlled Landing and the Lake Temagami Access immediately adjacent to the Township of of Lake Temagami or Cross Lake with no activities but no new public roads would Road landings. We agree that, where pos- Temagami that are able to be serviced by visual evidence to the naked eye that any pass through it except in the village of sible, parking areas must be screened from the Township’s central sewage treatment activities such as timber cutting or mining Temagami. the main body of the Lake. Shiningwood facility. All other future development have taken place. The minimum dimen- Bay, Cross Lake, Austin Bay, Blue Bay will occur on islands, the number and sion would be 200 metres. It would be ROAD ACCESS and any other illegal access points are to location to be determined by the revised preserved in its natural state and its per- The current ban on construction of new be closed using scarification methods. Ex- official plan which will be sensitive to missible uses would be very limited. public road access points to Lake Temag- isting gates are to be maintained and new current ecological standards. Visit the Temagami Lakes’ Association website: www.tla-temagami.org page 2 Winter 2012 Temagami Times page 3 LETTERS Re: “Comments on Reply to Mayor Hodgson’s Letter Taxation” Article Dear Editor interpretation” than what obviously interpretation puts a much broader, less was intended, and I apologise for this specific and certainly less bold meaning, Dear Editor Having been the author in the recent misreading.
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