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Water that runs off from a watershed disregards administrative boundaries. Thus, the Lake Brome watershed encompasses eight municipalities, in whole or in part. These municipalities are attached to two RCMs, namely the RCM of Brome-Missisquoi and the RCM of Memphrémagog.

Increasingly, public authorities recognize the need to manage water policies according to the characteristics of each watershed. This is known as integrated water management by watershed.

Municipalities in the watershed

Bolton-Ouest
 

43%

Lac-Brome
 

31%

Stukely-Sud
 

18%

Ste-Étienne de Bolton

5%

Canton de Shefford

2%

Bolton-Est
 

0,5%

Waterloo
 

0,07%

2025 Municipal Elections

As the municipal elections in Lac-Brome approach, Conservation Lac Brome sought to understand the intentions of mayoral candidates regarding key issues related to the health of the lake. Two questions were posed.

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Action plan

The City of Lac-Brome is proud to unveil the Action Plan for a Healthy Lake. Covering the years 2022 to 2026, the document reinforces the need to intervene quickly to support the preservation of the health of Brome Lake.​

Action plan

which aims to respond to five threats

1.  Phosphorus and Cyanobacteria

2. Faecal coliforms

3. Invasive species

4. Recreational use of the lake

5. Low water level of the lake

The action plan for a healthy lake includes 35 means of action

grouped under the following seven guidelines

  • Minimize contamination of the lake by runoff

  • Minimize wastewater discharges into the lake and waterways

  • Protect native species and fight invasive species

  • Inform, raise awareness and mobilize lake users

  • Optimal lake level control

  • Collect the most up-to-date lake health data

  • Work in collaboration with partners concerned with the health of the lake

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