Happy New Year!!
Compared to what we have gotten used to over the past few years, there sure is a fair bit of snow and definitely lots of cold weather to get us back to a true Canadian winter feel! I see tracks on the lakes but haven’t heard any actual numbers for ice thickness yet, and have yet to venture out. I’m thinking another week or so and I’ll check things out.
BDSC has their equipment out and going and seem to be doing a great job. Please respect their wishes and use the trails when they open them officially so that everyone can enjoy the best possible conditions. Trail status can be found on the OFSC website by using the link on our homepage or by clicking here. You can also get your trail permits online. A reminder that we are open from 9-4 Monday – Saturday, and will open on Sundays when the BDSC trails officially open.
We hope everyone had a great holiday season and are looking forward to the Toronto Boat show which starts Jan. 12th. If you need any assistance picking out the new toy please feel free to contact us at the marina to help with the decisions relative to your boating and water-toy needs! Also, remember for those requiring upgrades to their docks we can certainly take care of that as well.
Thank you to our fantastic customers and staff for making LGM possible and here’s to another great year ahead!
Well, another month has come and gone and we’ve moved from summer & fall wind-down to winter start-ups! The boats are away but we are in yard clean-up mode and getting the winter toys ready. We hope everyone has had a good fall and you’re all set for the forecasted “Classic Canadian Winter”…. what does that even mean anymore? We are sure hoping it means a season full of winter activities and enjoyment. If Mother Nature delivers, we will be sure to have your toys ready to go. The water is still open but bays have been freezing over some nights.
Trick or treat! We hope everyone survived last night’s sugar highs and today’s crashes, but most of all we hope all the kids out there had fun taking over the streets as they looked for candy.



