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There are new requirements in place for placing docks and mooring structures in Alberta Lakes! These documents outline the requirements and process for an individual to obtain an authorization when required, to place a temporary, seasonal dock for personal recreational use in Alberta's water bodies.

Join us for the Castle Island Regular Meeting, on August 18, 2025 at 9:00 AM.

FECAL INDICATOR BACTERIA LEVELS EXCEED RECOMMENDED LIMITS. CONTACT WITH THESE WATERS MAY CAUSE ILLNESS FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE MONITORING OF THIS BEACH, PLEASE CONTACT ALBERTA HEATH SERVICES AT 811

Cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) has been identified in the waters of Lac Ste. Anne, located in Lac Ste. Anne County. • Avoid all contact with cyanobacterial blooms. If contact occurs, wash with tap water as soon as possible. • Do not swim or wade or allow your pets to swim or wade in any areas where cyanobacteria is visible.

Happy Hour at the Castle Island Gazebo. 4pm Bring your beverage. Bring along any guests you may have visiting. We are going to do this every Friday for the summer. Just a chance to meet up and connect every week. If you can stop by great...if not then maybe another week. The Castle Island Social Committee  aka: Shannon and Corinne

2025 ELECTION NOTICE OF ELECTION BY ACCLAMATION - SUMMER VILLAGE OF CASTLE ISLAND 2025 GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION

A FIRE ADVISORY has been issued for Lac Ste. Anne County: Effective as of 3:00 pm, Tuesday, May 13, 2025, until further notice. Click to read more.

This is certification under Sections 310(4) & 336(1) of the Municipal Government Act that 2025 Combined Assessment and Tax Notices were mailed to all property owners in the Summer Village of Castle Island on May 9th, 2025.

APRIL 24TH, 2025 THE MAYOR HAS REQUESTED THAT A SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL BE HELD ON APRIL 28TH, 2025 COMMENCING AT 4:00 P.M. IN PERSON AND VIA ZOOM.

Here are some links regarding Lac Ste. Anne for information.

The Alberta Invasive Species Council has just finished activating their new website:  abinvasives.ca

It is suggested that residents check with their insurance companies to see if they have coverage for ice quake damage.