The following article was first published in the By George Journal and the Niagara Independent. Reprinted with the kind permission of the author. From participation in the official addresses, session debates, side meetings, and media conferences at the United Nations…
The recent decision by the British Columbia Supreme Court in Cowichan Tribes v. Canada (Attorney General) should sound the alarm for every Canadian, who owns property. While the case may seem distant, focused on lands in Richmond, B.C., its implications reach far…
Good afternoon. Today, we gather not only to present an award but to acknowledge the unwavering courage and dedication of Detective Helen Grus. In moments of uncertainty and challenge, it is vital to recognize that heroes come in many forms…
The Kemptville College Alumni is once again presenting two $1500.00 Scholarships to two students who are in their second year of studies in a Food or Agricultural related program at an accredited college in September 2025. The application is on…
Across Ontario, landowners face growing challenges to their property rights. Municipalities and counties too often behave as though private ownership is secondary to their own ambitions. Instead of proving ownership in court, some officials resort to intimidation, signage, and heavy…
Ontario forests are being sprayed with glyphosate — a chemical linked to cancer and environmental harm. Overspray threatens farms, wildlife, and water. Why not plant trees by hand and create jobs instead? Learn more and take action by contacting Minister…
The Ontario Landowners Association (OLA) is proud to be exhibiting at the 2025 International Plowing Match & Rural Expo (IPM) in Grassie, Township of West Lincoln, Region of Niagara. 7402 Mud St. West. 📍 Find us in the Outdoor Booth…
Ottawa Police Detective Helen Grus told the truth! She did her job. For this, she is being persecuted by an Ottawa Police Tribunal. Her crime was that she investigated data that showed the rate of baby deaths at birth…
In my previous newsletter the question asked was Municipal Tree Cutting By-laws in Ontario – Are they enforceable on Private Land ? Municipalities in Ontario are going to say, Yes, they are. Private Landowners are going to say, No, they…
Property rights are not protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. While the Charter safeguards your freedom of speech, religion, and assembly, it leaves your land, your home, and your livelihood exposed. Guess who played a significant role…
