What is the GBA?
The GBA is a volunteer, not for profit umbrella group representing 18 resident associations and over 3,000 families on the eastern and northern shores of Georgian Bay and the adjacent lakes and water bodies. The association was founded in 1916.
Who Belongs to the GBA?
Technically, GBA’s membership is defined as its 21 member associations . However, the interests of all 4,400 members of these associations are represented by GBA, and a portion of the annual fee paid to local associations goes to GBA in support of its many initiatives and projects. In addition, GBA now accepts both Corporate and Individual Members (living outside of our member association areas) who support our policies and programs.
How do I join?
Please join one of our member associations. If your cottage association is not a member of GBA, or you are not resident in the Georgian Bay watershed, please contact us directly for details on how to join.
How Does the GBA Operate?
GBA’s activities are run by volunteer Board of Directors with a full-time executive director. Board members are selected based on GBA’s desire for regional representation as well as the need for a broad range of interests and experience. GBA holds an Annual General Meeting each year in Toronto, Ontario.
