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The District of Logan Lake recognizes its obligation under the British Columbia Web Accessibility 2024 Initiative and other disability laws to provide equal access to information found on the web. Our website has been carefully developed to allow access to our entire website where possible for users with special needs. Some of these include but are not limited to; how colour is used throughout our website for those who may have visual impairment, the size of the font, scalability of the design, and accessible content (live text versus image based text) which also includes alternative text fields for screen readers to understand imagery on the page and so much more.

We believe in a pro-active approach and will continue to improve and make efforts to ensure our site is as accessible as it can be. This approach ensures a positive user experience while accessing information from our website by structuring our page layout and navigational architecture into easy to understand pairings.

BC Guidelines on Accessibility expands beyond the web and it’s 2024 initiative is to make British Columbia the most accessible province in Canada which will affect the environment we live in and how we utilize and access the digital world. The BC government will follow the W3C WCAG 2.0 Standards on AA accessibility and is committed to meeting these standards. Accessibility 2024 is a ten year action plan to help move the province forward to providing easier access to information and services provided on the web.

To Learn More About BC Standards Commitments Visit Their Website At: http://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/governments/about-the-bc-government/accessibility/accessibility-2024

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Living in Logan Lake, British Columbia

Logan Lake residents enjoy one of the finest lifestyles in Canada. Rich community culture, vibrant businesses and a well-managed municipality provide opportunities for families and individuals to thrive.

Logan Lake is famous for its warm, welcoming atmosphere. Residents are proud of their community and work together to make Logan Lake a safe, healthy place to live and work.

Logan Lake is a Community Rich with New Developments and Exciting Outdoor Entertainment

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Living in Logan Lake

Logan Lake's moderate climate, clean living, recreational opportunities and low cost of living are well suited for seniors and young working families.  Our newest residential development, Ironstone Ridge, consists of 110 lots backing on to gorgeous crownland with 10 stylish home plans to choose from. Our community offers a safe and peaceful environment that includes the following amenities: an elementary school, secondary school, library, health centre, seniors centre, policing and emergency services, shopping, banking and postal service, auto service, restaurants, lodging, camping and recreational facilities, parks, trails, golf courses, lakes and a new 'state-of-the-art' Bike Skills Park for our youth.

Business services meet resident's needs and include: financial, legal, realty, pharmaceutical, dental, grocery, household, automotive, accommodation, construction, entertainment and numerous home based businesses.

Health and emergency services include a health centre, fire department, R.C.M.P. detachment and ambulance service. Residents requiring more advanced medical services travel to nearby Kamloops with its tertiary care facility and full specialist support.

Municipal infrastructure is ready for growth with sewer and water systems that are capable of serving almost double the current population. Our water has been voted one of the best in Canada.

District News

Keep up to date with what is happening within our community.  To find the latest information regarding District notices, announcements and alerts, please click here.

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Awards & Recognition:

Annie Logan & Gabriel Logan Scholarship Awards 2019

The Winner of the 2019 Annie Logan Scholarship Award is Madison Hippisley; and the Winner of 2019 Gabriel Logan Scholarship Award is Jaiden Mullin.  Congratulations Madison and Jaiden!


Community Achievement Certificates

Mayor and Council has recognized the Highland Valley Outdoor Association for their dedication and work in the community. The HVOA operates and maintains the ski/snowshoe/hiking/cycling trails on the north side of town, maintains the Rifle Range and the Spawning Channel and assists with the work being done on Logan Lake as well as many other projects. Congratulations HVOA you are doing a fabulous job!

The Mayor and Council has recognized the Logan Lake ATV Club as Community Achievers for the work they did on the lake to prepare for the Logan Lake Pond Hockey Classic tournament, for the Polar Carnival and for clearing a lane on the lake for skating. Congratulations to all of you for your hard work and dedication!


Light Up for Christmas Winners!

Please click here to see the Press Release from the District of Logan Lake


Volunteer Citizen and Youth Citizen of the Year

Last chance to nominate a volunteer from the community who deserves recognition for the work they do.  Nominations close June 11, 2021, nominate a volunteer now.

Please click here to see the Nomination form for  Citizen of the Year, and
click here to see the Nomination for Youth Citizen of the Year.

 

 

 

Education/School District Information

Find detailed information on school calendars, course work, parent and student resources, contact information and more.

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Volunteer Organizations

The community of Logan Lake is home to an ever-growing and dedicated group of volunteers. From event support to aiding with trail maintenance, our residents understand the positive impacts of giving back and the role they play in shaping our community.

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Outdoor Activities

Explore hundreds of kilometers and countless trails on foot, bike, skiis or off-road vehicle, sink a putt or basket at one of our two extraordinary golf and disc-golf courses, catch a fish while watching the sun rise over one of our crystal clear lakes, relish in the tranquility of birding from a scenic park bench, attend one of many spirited community festivals, or relax with friends and family as you chat about the day’s adventures around a crackling campsite fire.  Did you know that Logan Lake is also part of a large geocaching network organized in Gold Country?

Visitors to Logan Lake will find a wealth of recreation activities both in and around town for all ages and interests.

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Municipal Office PO Box 190, #1 Opal Drive   Logan Lake, B.C., V0K 1W0 Canada   Phone: 250.523.6225 | Fax: 250-523-6678   Email: districtofloganlake@loganlake.ca   Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 to 4:00 Closed: 12:30 – 1:00 for Lunch Closed Holidays
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