Defending Property Rights In Ontario
This Land is Our Land
The Ontario Landowners Association goals and objectives shall be to uphold fundamental principles of Ontario landowners property rights, of natural justice, and to preserve and protect the rights of Ontario property owners.
Well, to understand how this movement got started, we would have to say that if government and their agencies had been doing their job of helping people solve their problems, supporting and encouraging new building and local businesses, and serving the public as they are paid to do, then the landowner movement would have died on the drawing board.
More groups call on region to stop expropriation of Wilmot farmland, petition reaches 20,000 signatures
Municipalities across Ontario are looking to regulate the trees on your land. Call your council today and stop the theft of private property!
Residences received a notice from the Township of Lake of Bays demanding they sign an agreement to continue using a municipally-owned right-of-way he's accessed for 17 years, requiring various fees and $5 million in liability insurance. Non-compliance could result in hefty fines and trespassing charges.
I recently had the privilege of being involved in a delegation to Grey County, with regards to their participation in the Partners for Climate Protection program. It was organized by a local community group of
This month, more Ontario municipalities passed resolutions declaring them to be “Unwilling Hosts” to new industrial wind power developments. This brings the total to 159, a significant proportion of the province’s rural communities. Why? The
Letter to Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe asking him to choose farmland over BESS – battery energy storage system. No one talks about this issue but I will. We are a province, a city and a
Hello OLA Members of Simcoe North Chapter and The Parry Sound & Muskoka Chapters Things are shaping up for the Simcoe North And Muskoka Chapters Annual General Meeting and Executive Elections. Those living in the
Introduction Is Policy the Law? No, it is not, and yet Municipalities continue to tell residents, “well, this is our policy that we use”, trying to convince people that policy is law and no one
Throughout the Ottawa Valley, we have often come across old barns or homesteads that were built over 100 years ago and still standing. Two hundred years ago or more when settlers first arrived on
Join us in upholding the legacy of our ancestors. Support the Ontario Landowners Association to preserve our rights to life, liberty and justice for generations to come.
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