NFLAA ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT, December 4, 2025
Did you know?
Your membership with the KLA includes membership in the North Frontenac Lake Alliance Association (NFLAA). The KLA’s members represent the largest lake in the Association and we play an active role through our Board Member Marilyn Boston. The NFLAA recently elected a new President and issued a Press Release.
“…The Alliance represents 1,940 waterfront property owners, accounting for 61% of all waterfront owners across North Frontenac. Waterfront property owners now represent 86% of the township’s total property assessment base, underscoring their significant contribution to the community. The NFLAA was established to provide representation, assistance, and leadership on shared interests among lake associations. Its member groups share a committed goal: protecting and enhancing the environmental health and water quality of North Frontenac’s lakes and rivers for current and future generations. In addition to strengthening the visibility and collective voice of lakefront property owners, the NFLAA serves as a forum for information-sharing, learning, and effective communication among its members. The Alliance is also dedicated to fostering strong relationships and partnerships with stakeholders including North Frontenac Township, the County, the Province, government agencies, Indigenous communities, and other community associations such as the Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority. …” Learn more here: NFLAA Press Release
KLA UPDATE: North Frontenac – Shared Cell Towers – EORN Cell Gap Project & Bell Fibre Optic Cabiling Update
The KLA recognizes that cell phone coverage in North Frontenac is a subject of concern to many. Accordingly, the following update on cell towers in North Frontenac has been provided by the NFLAA (North Frontenac Lake Association Alliance) in response to multiple questions on this subject.
What is EORN?
The Eastern Ontario Regional Network (EORN) conducted an open and transparent procurement process for the Cell Gap Project, which resulted in two qualified proponents submitting bids. It was EORN’s hope to fund more than one carrier to enhance network diversity, but both bidders requested the full funding allocation, limiting the ability to support multiple carriers through the project.
Read more here: KLA UPDATE_EORN & Bell Fibre Optic
