At least one baby loon has been spotted on Crane Lake. The loon family makes its home in Overflow Bay and the baby is still very vulnerable. We are asking cottagers to be cautious and courteous and to avoid the bay with power boats where possible. A map is below if you need help identifying the bay in question - let's help keep the baby loon safe and the loon population strong on Crane Lake! Photo Credit: Cindy Brandon
When July arrived, it was like a switch was turned on and the weather became consistently gorgeous and the lake temperature increased remarkably. It was a welcoming invitation to jump in the lake or go for a ski or an exciting ‘tube’ ride! However, with the enjoyment of water sports comes the seriousness of water & boating safety. As we enjoy these last months of summertime activities, please be respectful of others and remember these important points.
As a member of the Crane Lake Association, you are likely aware of the 5 Fire pumps spread around the lake (6 including the one on the Fire Boat) which are available for cottagers to use in an emergency.
Did you also know that along with each fire pump there is a portable AED? What’s an AED you may ask?
