FHC Newsletter – Vol. 15 – AUG ’23

Our mission is to work collaboratively with all interested and invested parties to ensure the Hoople Creek / Hoople Bay Fishery remains healthy, well managed and available to all stakeholders for recreational purposes. Nature Trails Around North Side of Hoople Bay Shooting Noise on Hoople Bay Controlled Hunting Zones Enforcement Issues Relative to the Controlled... Continue Reading →

FHC Newsletter – Vol. 14 – JUL ’23

Our mission is to work collaboratively with all interested and invested parties to ensure the Hoople Creek / Hoople Bay Fishery remains healthy, well managed and available to all stakeholders for recreational purposes. Walleye Spawn Review of 2023 Water Levels Spring/Summer of 2023 Nature Trails Around North Side of Hoople Bay Proposed Partnership with First... Continue Reading →

FHC Newsletter – Vol. 13 – APR ’23

Our mission is to work collaboratively with all interested and invested parties to ensure the Hoople Creek / Hoople Bay Fishery remains healthy, well managed and available to all stakeholders for recreational purposes. Ice Fishing Derby - February 25, 2023 Walleye Spawn Viewing Opportunity - April 15, 2023 Charity Status with Revenue Canada New Director... Continue Reading →

FHC Newsletter – Vol. 12 – JAN ’23

Our mission is to work collaboratively with all interested and invested parties to ensure the Hoople Creek / Hoople Bay Fishery remains healthy, well managed and available to all stakeholders for recreational purposes. Water Levels Remain a Concern General Meeting of Friends of Hoople Creek Society of November 22, 2022 Ice Fishing Derby - February... Continue Reading →

FHC Newsletter – Vol. 11 – SEP ’22

Our mission is to work collaboratively with all interested and invested parties to ensure the Hoople Creek / Hoople Bay Fishery remains healthy, well managed and available to all stakeholders for recreational purposes. Water Levels Remain a Concern New Director - Katola Watson Hoople Creek 'River Watch' Meeting with MPP Nolan Quinn Proposed Hatchery Partnership... Continue Reading →

FHC Newsletter – Vol. 10 – May ’22

Our mission is to work collaboratively with all interested and invested parties to ensure the Hoople Creek / Hoople Bay Fishery remains healthy, well managed and available to all stakeholders for recreational purposes.   Installation of Camera Monitors Hoople Creek 'River Watch' First Nations Harvest during spawn of 2022 Charitable Status with Revenue Canada Installation of... Continue Reading →

FHC Newsletter – Vol. 9 – FEB ’22

Our mission is to work collaboratively with all interested and invested parties to ensure the Hoople Creek / Hoople Bay Fishery remains healthy, well managed and available to all stakeholders for recreational purposes. Incorporation of SocietyWebsite ConstructionHoople Bay 'River Watch'Proposed Zoom Meeting with Biotactic Inc. Incorporation Status We have successfully incorporated our Society as a... Continue Reading →

FHC Newsletter – Vol. 8 – DEC ’21

Our mission is to work collaboratively with all interested and invested parties to ensure the Hoople Creek / Hoople Bay Fishery remains healthy, well managed and available to all stakeholders for recreational purposes. Meeting with Ontario Power Generation RepresentativesIncorporation of SocietyWebsite ConstructionHoople Creek 'River Watch' Meeting with Ontario Power Generation Representatives On November 5, 2021,... Continue Reading →

FHC Newsletter – Vol. 7 – NOV ’21

Our mission is to work collaboratively with all interested and invested parties to ensure the Hoople Creek / Hoople Bay Fishery remains healthy, well managed and available to all stakeholders for recreational purposes. Meeting with Matthew Windle of Saint Lawrence River InstituteReconstruction of Fence/Gate along Highway 401Incorporation of SocietyWebsite ConstructionHoople Bay 'River Watch' Meeting with... Continue Reading →

FHC Newsletter – Vol. 6 – OCT ’21

Our mission is to work collaboratively with all interested and invested parties to ensure the Hoople Creek / Hoople Bay Fishery remains healthy, well managed and available to all stakeholders for recreational purposes. Presentation to General Stakeholders - September 3rd, 2021Presentation to South Nation Conservation Authority 'Fish and Wildlife' Committee - September 7th, 2021Reconstruction of... Continue Reading →

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