Welcome to Ston(e)y Lake!
We are a group of seasonal and permanent residents who seek to advance the recreational, environmental and other shared interests of Ston(e)y Lakers. We trace our origin to the 1883 American Canoe Association Regatta held at Juniper Island. Read our Land Acknowledgement here.
Formed in 1896, the ASLC is a non-profit organization run by a volunteer Board of Directors. The ASLC runs annual, weekly and daily summer programming for all ages, maintains extensive grounds and facilities on Juniper Island, and monitors/advocates on issues that affect the Ston(e)y Lake community. While some members have belonged for generations, others have just joined this past summer or a few years ago. Some have owned cottages for many years and some rent annually. We all love the lake and all are welcome!
For a quick overview of the ASLC, go to “what we do”. For more detailed information on membership, programs, events, environmental advocacy, our Annual General Meeting, and more, click on the navigation menu on the top right of this page.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Association of Ston(e)y Lake Cottagers Inc. respectfully acknowledges that we are situated on the Treaty 20 Michi Saagiig territory and the traditional territory covered by the Williams Treaties First Nations which include: Alderville, Beausoleil, Curve Lake, Georgina Island, Hiawatha, Rama and Scugog Island First Nations.
This area has been, and continues to be home to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples who recognize the importance of protecting land and water for the generations yet to come. We share in that recognition and will continue to take part in efforts to protect the environment where we all live, work, and play.
As a community-based organization, we are on a journey towards truth and reconciliation and offer this acknowledgement as one step in that journey. We continue to engage in learning and understanding so that we can move forward in the spirit of respect and reciprocity.
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