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With the Wasa water season mostly over, the WLLID slows its activity around the lake.

This summer was highlighted by the lowest peak water level, reached on 23 June, at 767.84 masl (meters above sea level), since 2014. this year was the second lowest in the last 25 years. Only 2001 saw a lower peak level, when the water only reached 767.50 masl.

To give you an idea of how low the water was, on 26 July, 2025, the level was 767.55 masl, 53cm lower than on the same day last year.

Last year, the peak water level was 768.40 masl. That’s 56 cm or just over 22 inches more water compared to this year.

The chart below shows peak water levels since 2014.

Water testing has finished for the season. Dissolved oxygen, temperature and Seechi readings, along with E. coli sampling, will resume in early June 2026. We hope to undertake one or two winter (ice-on) tests depending on volunteer availability, ice and weather conditions.

A detailed review of the E. coli events this past summer was published in last months Buzz. It will be re-addressed at the up-coming AGM.

WLLID has a new website, same address – wasalake.ca.

The Board thanks Shawn at Eggplant Studios for his work on creating the new look and navigation. This makes it easier for the Board to post current news, water data and testing alerts. It will be the public source for verified WLLID Board information.

Past material such as Board agendas, minutes, financial statements and historical reports are still available.

The WLLID AGM is set for 15 October, 2025, 7pm, at the Wasa Community Hall. The Board will present a number of reports outlining the past years activities along with the 2024 financial statements.

Just a few days later, on 18 October, WLLID will lead the return of the shoreline cleanup.

A great day of community activity. Fun for youth and adults alike, roaming the public beaches and bagging garbage.

It all starts at 2pm, meet at the Main Beach parking lot.

Use this link to register https://app.ocean.org/app/cleanup/explore. Search for Wasa Lake under the Join Cleanup tab. Please share this link with other interested parties.

Or, just show up on the day.

A WLLID tote bag will be given to the person with the weirdest item found.

Sur-prizes inside.

Check WLLID website for up-to-date information closer to the date.