​​​​​Weyakwin Lake Cottage Owners Association (WCOA)


The WCOA is the original Weyakwin Lake Cottage Owners Association and was incorporated and registered on November 18, 1980.  

For a copy of our constitution CLICK HERE.

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​​​​​​​​​​Weyakwin Cottage Owners Association (WCOA)

                 


  • The WCOA is the original Cottage Owners Association established in Ramsey Bay / Weyakwin Lake on November 18, 1980
  • Being a member of the WCOA means that you are part of an association that has interest in the subdivision of Ramsey Bay, which include, cabin owners, visitors, infostructure, and the land.
  • Memberships are $20/cabin and are paid yearly. You may e-transfer, mail, or pay in person (info below)
  • As a member you are invited to the AGM's. You may have questions, want to voice concerns, or have new ideas!
  • The WCOA holds the lease for the recreational hall and the property it is on. The WCOA makes decisions regarding the hall (such as Maintenace and usage). Regular fundraisers take place through the year which directly help to maintain the hall for the cabin owners. Besides funding the hall, fundraisers are beneficial to help fund many other things, such as, the first responders and equipment, hosting events at the lake, Ramsey Bay days...
  • ​If you are interested in joining the WCOA on the board, please inquire as we are always looking for interested individuals.


​Current Executive Positions

President Larry Mills

Past President Heather Kuiack

Vice President Wendy Mills

Treasurer Carolyn Yule

Secretary Tara Spencer

Members at large:

Sean Kuppenbender

Neil Johnson

SEC chair Lindsay Keppenbender











or by sending a check to:


WCOA


Box 68


Weyakwin, SK    


S0J 1W0

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There are two AEDs at the lake for use in an emergency. One is located at the Sheldon and Pat Friesen cabin in Lakeview by the Main Boat Launch (Blue cabin) and the other is accessible in the Ramsey Bay Community Hall vestibule off of the south end of Otter Crescent.


Remember to always call 911 when you need assistance for any emergency.

911 staff will get the appropriate available help and equipment to your location based on your emergency.


Memorial Site Plaques - Sandra Messett​