Pontiac Airpark

It's not listed in the CFS any more, but it's definitely still in use. Several posts in Ottawa-area aviation Facebook groups show the runways being cleared in 2022 and hosting a fly-in in 2024.

Reply to @AndreVenture: Yesterday, at 9h45 the Supreme Court of Canada said that Aviation is under Federal juridiction ONLY!!!! The provincial and municipal governments have nothing to say about where and how to built an airport!!!

Now, I am a member of 'Our airports' and now I know who is ''the anonymous flyer''. David Megginson, the brave, who started this very interesting website explained me that anybody who writes a comment will be call '' anonymous fyer'' if he/she is not a member of this site! I thought this could help others to understand the comments. André Durocher.

Reply to @david: Welcome! I will keep you posted. The seaplane base is in the WAS (Water Aerodrome Supplement). The 2 runways will be finish, on 0-3/8 compacted stone dust, in 2 weeks. TC came a month ago for inspection and as soon as I put the windsock and markers they will put Pontiac Airpark in the CFS. I sold 3 lots. A 4th one is coming soon. His architect plan is done! I was supposed to built the clubhouse this year but I was too late. I did not want to built during the winter months. Next year! I should check the web more often about the Pontiac Airpark. I will now! Fly high! Andre. P.S. Note that there is a NOTAM in effect: No touch and go at the seaplane base.

Thanks for clearing that up, André. Let us know when your runway is operational.

To the anonymous flyer, I am very VERY shocked about this VERY WRONG affirmation!!! I am the developper of this project and I NEVER DID a CLEAR CUT ON MY LAND! I cut the minimum trees for the runways and the taxiways. I love the bush, I was raise in the bush and I want to live in the bush. In 2005, my neighbour cut a lot of trees on his land and an environmentalist came in my office to tell me, and the medias, that I did a clear cut! Of course, this was wrong. This project DOES NOT NEED APPROVAL from the provincial government. Aviation (runways, taxiways and seaplane base) is of Federal juridiction. The seaplane base is approved (check the WAS) and the runways will be approved shortly. The provincial rules states that you can not built at less then 10 (or 15 depending) meters from the water and that you cannot disturb a wet land. Each residential lot has to follow the municipal, provincial and federal rules. As long as you follow the rules nobody will disturb your peace. The municipality will approve your implantation plan for your building permit. The project, and each lot, DOES NOT NEED the provincial approval. The municipality is pushing me to do this project. This will be great for the Pontiac. André Durocher. Owner, developper.

I can't find any info about this strip - is it still private or PPR? I have done low approaches numerous times, it seems there are some terrain gradient challenges at the East end of the strip. I'd be willing to take the Husky in for a visit and offer an unbiased opinion on the runway conditions.