Shops & Restaurants Shopping & Restaurant Recommendations Fine Thymes Fine Thymes Bistro and Bakery Café | ‭ ‭(705) 646-3210‬ | This is an excellent spot for take-out or dine in. Baked goods and wonderful homemade soups. On Taylor Road just east of Manitoba St. The Old Station Restaurant | ‭ ‭ (705) 645-9776 | The Old Station is a f amily-friendly Canadian spot in a former service station that offers patio dining & live entertainment. T hey are consistently good and reasonably priced. Located on Manitoba Street. Kala House of Colour | ‭‭(647) 767-8345 | A beautiful shop featuring beautiful, handcrafted goods for your home and for gifts. On Manitoba Street. Website Website Website Help build our Resources List! Send Me Your Recommendations and the contact information, and I'll be happy to add them. Back to Resource List

Electricians Electricians TAB Electric | ‭Trevor Boyde | ‭(705) 706-3236 | Very good experiences with Trevor. He charges standard rates and provided free advice when I was having trouble . (Blake Heathcote) Northern Electric & Maintenance | ‭Lorne Goltz | ‭‭(705) 645-4930‬ Lorne also provided great service to me. Highly recommended. (Blake Heathcote) Email Help build our Resources List! Send Me Your Recommendations and the contact information, and I'll be happy to add them. Back to Resource List Electricians Anchor

In Case of an Emergency... When in Doubt, Call 911 But what is the best way for you to manage a sudden illness or emergency? T he most important thing you should do to prepare for any such emergencies is this: Important Note : Ambulance response to our community is a minimum of 10-15 minutes away after calling 9-1-1, regardless of the type of emergency. With this in mind, consider talking to your neighbours about the possibility of them being included in your emergency plan. As a group, we may decide to purchase and install an AED for community use. But that is a tool at best. The most important action you can take right now is to have your Pe rsonal Medical Plan in place for an emergency. Your Personal Medical Plan should include information that outlines wha t should be done for you, or by you, in an emergency. This might include: Key health information (diabetes, existing conditions, allergies); Your family doctor or medical care professional; List of medications; Locations of those medications in your home; Family or friends who should be contacted in an emergency and how to contact them; Anything else that you think is important for others to know! Review and update this information regularly, and leave a copy of your plan in a prominent place in your home. Mark that envelope "Medical Info " so that there's no uncertainty about what it is. Ideally, place your plan in an envelope and leave attached to some obvious location such as your refrigerator, or in close proximity to your front door, such that it can be easily found by First Responders . Mark that envelope "Medical Info " so that there's no uncertainty about what it contains. There is no better safeguard than for you to plan ahead. And if you're on your own, the best response is always dialling 9-1-1. Also worth considering is installing a Lock Box (with a key code to access) that contains keys to access your house. Anyone calling 9-1-1 should inform the dispatcher of this code to facilitate easy access to your home (without needing to damage the door to gain access). Here are some quick links to more information about heart attacks, strokes, and allergic reactions. Create a Personal Emergency Plan For Information about Heart Attacks, Click Here For Information about Strokes, Click Here For Information about Allergic Reactions, Click Here When in Doubt, Call 911

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News & Updates June 22, 2024 - NABRA AGM The 2024 NABRA Annual General Meeting will take place at 1022 Bailey Lane (at the Kennedys) on Saturday, June 22nd, 2024, at 9.30, rain or shine. Please bring a chair. June 14, 2024 - Road Work Please be aware weather permitting road maintenance is scheduled for June 14, 2024 from 8.00 am to 4.00 pm. During this period please limit any unnecessary travel and be aware of the various activities occurring on the road. FOCA Update NABRA receives a newsletter periodically from FOCA (Federation of Ontario Cottagers’ Associations). This is the organization through which we have our Insurance. FOCA has a lot of publications that are available either in print or online: “Shoreline Owner’s Guide to Healthy Waterfronts ” - great info for new (or old) property owners. “Ice Safety ” - “The Power of the Past ” webinar and other inspiring webinars in the series available at: https://foca.on.ca/ice/ . All FOCA educational brochures and many video resources can be found at: https://foca.on.ca/news/publications or by contacting the FOCA office. ( 705-749-3622 or info@foca.on.ca ) This magazine also has articles on many other subjects - just a few being “Septic Systems ”, "Invasive Species ” - Phragmites , “Night Lights ” and "Boat Wake ” - Safe Boating - https://foca.on.ca/safe-boating/ . The magazine itself can be borrowed at any time from #1154 and returned here so that others may borrow it if they wish. There are many excellent articles and, although I have not yet followed up with any of the online information mentioned above, I have read or scanned most of the articles in the magazine.