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Our Board 

Meet our wonderful board and get access to all our latest AGM notes and meeting information

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Bernie Poulin
Chair

Bernie is a retired teacher and administrator of 37 years from the St Albert Public Schools. He retired at  the Summer Village of Silver Sands, and has been on Council for the past 11 years. He has been working on Flowering Rush for the past 6 years.

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Kelsie Norton
Vice-Chair

Kelsie Norton has a passion for wildlife and the environment. She has lived at Lac Ste. Anne Lake for 10 years and enjoys exploring all the amazing shorelines and wetlands throughout the watershed. Kelsie brings her Renewable Resources Diploma education and her interest in community stewardship to the LILSA team.

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Connie Stonehouse
Treasurer

Connie’s family has had a cabin at Ross Haven since 1962.   They have two daughters and three grandchildren who all enjoy the lake life with family and friends. Connie is a Retired Director of Business Development from Intact Insurance. "We have a shared responsibility to recognize our impact on the health of our lake." 

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Michael Findlater
Board Member

Michael and his wife Beverly moved to Silver Sands at Isle Lake 2 years ago.  Prior to this, they have lived at Jackfish Lake for many years and in Texas on private waterski lakes for 6 years.  Michael has a passion for waterskiing and lake life in general.  Michael has a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Alberta and is currently the COO and CFO of Elastic Email, a Canadian SaaS corporation that operates globally.  Michael plans to retire at Isle Lake and is keen on learning and participating in lake quality improvement

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Keir Packer
Board Member

The extended family of Keir Packer  has owned a cabin at Sunset Point on Lac Ste. Anne since 1957. Prior to retirement, Keir worked at the Department of Transportation with the Government of Alberta. 

His focus was on freight transportation policy and strategic planning.

He has been on the Council for the Summer Village of Sunset Point for the past three years.

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Michelle Desjardins
Secretary

 

Michelle and her husband Guy have a summer cottage originally built in 1922 on Sunset Point on a cove known by some as Frenchman's Cove by his mother's side of the family, the Sabourin's. This residence now has had three generations enjoying the summer seasons. (Hoping for a fourth!)

Michelle recently retired from the workforce and has a 15-year background in Office Management, including website development and event planning. In retirement, she plans to enjoy more time at the cottage from May through October. With a passion for lakeside living, she hopes to enjoy the cottage life and ALL the beauty of the wildlife that also resides there. She joined LILSA to assist with protecting these beautiful lakeside assets by maintaining good water quality. 

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Debbie Durocher
Board Member

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Kevin Lovich
Board Member

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Ray Hutscal
Board Member

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Tracy Friedel
Board Member

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Megan Thompson
Lac Ste Anne Métis Community Association Representative

Lac Ste. Anne Métis are a contemporary rights-bearing Métis community with deep connection to the landscape we have called home for more than two centuries. Lac Ste Anne Métis Community Association (“LSAMCA”) is a corporate entity designed and incorporated by members of the contemporary Lac Ste Anne Métis community to represent the Métis aboriginal rights and interests of the historic and contemporary Lac Ste. Anne Métis ("LSAM") community, a Section 35 (Constitution Act, 1982) Métis aboriginal rights-bearing (Powley) community. 

Today, LSAMCA members reside at locations corresponding with lands and waters our Ancestors have used and occupied over many generations. As a kinship-based community, we participate in a shared culture inclusive of our distinctive customs and traditions, including the continued exercise of our Métis harvesting rights. These activities and way of life remain core to our identity as a modern-day, Section 35 (Constitution Act, 1982) rights bearing Métis people.

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Brian Brady
Board Member

LILSA Meeting Minutes:

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The LILSA Executive meets every 1-2 months.  Our meetings are open for anyone to join.  If you are interested in attending our next meeting or joining our executive, please fill out the contact form below!

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