important notices

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 March 23, 2023

LBHA is hiring for Spring / Summer positions. 

Maintenance Positions - Full-time outdoor maintenance positions available starting early May 2022. These positions run through September long weekend. Duties include park maintenance, cutting grass, some janitorial, beach patrol. Perfect for post-secondary students. 

Office Staff - Full-time office staff position available starting in late May 2022. These positions run through September long weekend. Duties include invoicing, payments, membership setup and basic office duties. Perfect for post-secondary students. 

Boat House Staff - Part-time boat house positions available starting late June 2022. These positions run through September long weekend. Duties include renting boats to members and maintenance of dock area. Perfect for high school students. 

Please send resumes to office@lkbonavista.ca

January 31, 2023

 "Retirement is not the end of the road. It is the beginning of the open highway." –Unknown  After over 35 years working at Lake Bonavista Homeowners Association (LBHA) Ltd, our beloved Park Superintendent Christopher (Chris) Soby is retiring. We are all so happy and excited for him. But if the truth be told, we are also sad to see him leave. His last day will be January 31, 2023.  Chris began his employment at the LBHA as many of our past and present employees have, as part-time staff while attending school. He started as an overnight Irrigation Worker in the Summer of 1986 and then moved to part-time Park Maintenance. Lucky for the LBHA, Chris stayed on with the Lake to work full-time Park Maintenance and was promoted to Park Superintendent in 1990. Chris’ accomplishments over the years are too many to mention here. Not only has he kept our park open and running smoothly and safely 365 days a year every year, he has also put in countless hours towards capital projects and member relations. He has worked side by side with the different LBHA Boards over the years to upgrade and maintain this beautiful Lake and Park for present and future generations to enjoy. Chris has been a mentor for our young employees, an advocate for our community members, a voice of expertise for our board members, and a friend to everyone that has walked through our gates.  Chris, we will miss you. We wish you all the best in your new adventures. Your retirement is well deserved. And know you are always welcome here at Lake Bonavista.  

 August 26, 2018

Reducing the Risk of Spreading Whirling Disease

Reducing the Risk of Spreading Whirling Disease
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed whirling disease,a fish disease that affects salmonoids,in Johnson Lake in Banff National Park.

Anglers,

boaters and recreational water users can help reduce the risk of spreading whirling disease. It can be transmitted through equipment used for swimming,paddling,boating,water pumping,and fishing,or through infected fish and fish parts. Never move live fish from one body of water to another (that is illegal in Alberta).

Please ensure that you clean and dry all equipment that came into contact with water and eliminate all water from equipment before transporting.

Thank you - LBHA

For more information please follow this link -

http://aep.alberta.ca/fish-wildlife/wildlife-diseases/whirling-disease/default.aspx .