Official Lake Closure
Lake Update Official Lake Closure Jensen Lakes Residents, The lake is officially CLOSED for the season. Due to seasonal temperature changes, lake access is prohibited for public safety. Our water temperature has dropped below 16°C, making it unsafe for recreational water activities. While we wait for colder weather to bring in ice skating and ice fishing, residents are still […]
October 2025 Newsletter
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September 2025 Newsletter
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Security and Trespassing Information
Jensen Lakes Residents, The safety and security of our residents is our top priority. Our security team is dedicated to ensuring only authorized individuals access our community spaces and that suspicious activity is addressed promptly. If you need assistance, please contact the security or the RCMP rather than attempting to resolve the situation yourself. They […]
August 2025 Newsletter
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July 2025 Newsletter
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JLHOA Program Announcement – Summer 2025
Summer Programs Are Here! We’re excited to announce four summer programs designed to bring fun, connection, and community spirit to JLHOA! Check out what we having going for this summer: Summer Programs
June 2025 Newsletter
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May 2025 Newsletter
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Lake Access Prohibited – Cold Water Advisory
JLHOA Residents, Due to dangerously cold water temperatures, lake access is currently PROHIBITED for public safety. Our lake’s temperature is currently 6°C, and it needs to reach at least 16°C to 18°C to be considered safe for recreational water activities (ie. swimming, boating, kayaking, etc.). As temperatures rise and the weather starts feeling more like […]