My understanding is that ACA is now operating as many aerators as possible to get as much O2 into the water as they can prior to ice-up. At that time based on the legal advice of criminal lawyers that they cannot ignore they will shut them off again.
There is an item on the Alberta Fisheries Roundtable Agenda for Oct 17th 'Future of Lake Aeration'. The purpose is to 'Discuss the legal situation with respect to aeration activities, implications for projects and future directions'.
With that information we can hopefully mobilize support through this forum to help ACA get necessary changes to the law or whatever else is needed to save the aeration program in Alberta and maybe elsewhere.
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