

Urge Manitoba Hydro to allow fuel sales at Tall Timber Lodge


Urge Manitoba Hydro to allow fuel sales at Tall Timber Lodge
The Issue
The recent decision by Manitoba Hydro to cease the allowance of fuel sales at Tall Timber Lodge is having a severe impact on the local boating community. Tall Timber Lodge has served as a crucial refueling station on Lac du Bonnet, enabling boaters to conveniently access fuel while continuing their waterborne activities. Without this essential service, boaters are forced to travel significant distances to find alternative fuel sources, which not only disrupts their enjoyment but also affects their safety on the water.
Lac du Bonnet is a popular destination for both local residents and tourists who enjoy recreational boating, fishing, and other water activities. The availability of accessible fuel is critical to maintaining the vibrant and thriving nature of the community around the lake. By restricting fuel sales at Tall Timber Lodge, Manitoba Hydro is inadvertently diminishing the appeal of this beautiful location and potentially denting the local economy, which benefits immensely from tourism and related activities.
Access to fuel on the lake ensures that boaters can remain safe by avoiding fuel shortages that could leave them stranded on the water. It also supports local businesses that depend on the influx of visitors who come for leisure and recreation. The decision to stop these sales appears not to consider the broader implications for safety, convenience, and economic vitality.
We are calling on Manitoba Hydro to revisit their decision regarding Tall Timber Lodge's ability to sell fuel. Allowing this service not only rectifies a significant inconvenience but also helps sustain our local boating culture and economy.
Please join us in urging Manitoba Hydro to reconsider their stance and let Tall Timber Lodge continue providing this vital service to our community. By signing this petition, you support our efforts to keep Lac du Bonnet safe, accessible, and thriving for boaters and businesses alike.
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The Issue
The recent decision by Manitoba Hydro to cease the allowance of fuel sales at Tall Timber Lodge is having a severe impact on the local boating community. Tall Timber Lodge has served as a crucial refueling station on Lac du Bonnet, enabling boaters to conveniently access fuel while continuing their waterborne activities. Without this essential service, boaters are forced to travel significant distances to find alternative fuel sources, which not only disrupts their enjoyment but also affects their safety on the water.
Lac du Bonnet is a popular destination for both local residents and tourists who enjoy recreational boating, fishing, and other water activities. The availability of accessible fuel is critical to maintaining the vibrant and thriving nature of the community around the lake. By restricting fuel sales at Tall Timber Lodge, Manitoba Hydro is inadvertently diminishing the appeal of this beautiful location and potentially denting the local economy, which benefits immensely from tourism and related activities.
Access to fuel on the lake ensures that boaters can remain safe by avoiding fuel shortages that could leave them stranded on the water. It also supports local businesses that depend on the influx of visitors who come for leisure and recreation. The decision to stop these sales appears not to consider the broader implications for safety, convenience, and economic vitality.
We are calling on Manitoba Hydro to revisit their decision regarding Tall Timber Lodge's ability to sell fuel. Allowing this service not only rectifies a significant inconvenience but also helps sustain our local boating culture and economy.
Please join us in urging Manitoba Hydro to reconsider their stance and let Tall Timber Lodge continue providing this vital service to our community. By signing this petition, you support our efforts to keep Lac du Bonnet safe, accessible, and thriving for boaters and businesses alike.
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Petition created on June 5, 2026