The state of our lakes

All the reports of the Volunteer Lake Management Program (VLMP) administered by the Ministère du Développement durable, de l’Environnement et des Changements climatiques are in the public domain.

To consult them and learn about the program , click here.

To make things simpler for you, I have added here the links to our latest charts.

Clear Lake 2023

Black Lake 2023

Curran Lake 2023

Boyd Lake 2023

For even more information, contact the Dunany program managers Jacques Pigeon and France Jobin (450 562-8806)

3 thoughts on “The state of our lakes”

Jim Finch 2024-04-07 at 12:08 PM

Thanks for a comprehensive and readable report. Always nice to have good news.
Lynn 2020-04-23 at 6:36 PM

Thank you to you and your team! This is a core activity for the DCA and essential to all of us moving forward! Appreciate your leadership! We’re all looking forward to getting out on our pristine lakes asap!! 🙂
George Stein 2020-04-22 at 4:26 PM

Excellent reportage! Merci et félicitations Jacques, à toi et à toutes les équipes.

This Web site is sponsored by the Dunany Community Association (DCA), a community based organization, made up of people who reside in proximity to its surrounding lakes: Clear, Boyd, Black and Curran, free of motor boats.

The association’s raison d’être is to protect, maintain and enhance the quality of its environment, notably the quality of the water in its four lakes. The association also supports the development of community spirit by enabling social and cultural activities.

The association was founded in 1963 and is managed by a volunteer Board of Directors. It works closely with the two other pillars of Dunany, namely the Dunany Country Club and the Church of St-Paul’s of Dunany.

Dunany is located in Canada's Laurentian Mountains, 10 km north of Lachute, and about an hour away from Montreal, Quebec.

3 thoughts on “The state of our lakes”

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