I highly recommend watching this seven-minute video. How Governments Undermine Your Property Rights: Two Canadian Stories While it opens with the legal implications of the Cowichan Tribe land claim in B.C., the second half highlights a local crisis involving Bruce…
It’s a beautiful day in Walkerton as the 2026 International Plowing Match gets underway. Tent city is bustling with activity with lots of attendees, exhibitors, vendors, food trucks, live bands, beer tents, and of course lots and lots of farm…
Fall is in the air in Ontario, which means the turning of leaves, brewing of hot cider, and peak campaign time for the municipal elections! We are within a month of election time, and I have decided to run as…
For the past 16 years, Karen Bainbridge has served as Treasurer for the Ontario Landowners Association (OLA). This is a volunteer position, as are all the OLA positions. Some months ago, Karen announced her decision to step down. We are…
Hornets do not anger and they do not react unless their home is threatened. Hornets gather to protect each other. We are done having our house kicked in. Protect unique cultures inside a community. South Dundas is rural, beautiful, and…
“No free man is to be arrested, or imprisoned, or disseised, or outlawed, or exiled, or in any other way ruined, nor will we go against him or send against him, except by the lawful judgment of his peers or…
The Ties That Bind Over 63,000 Canadians are buried in the War Cemeteries across Europe, with another 27,000 missing Canadians, who are named on memorials. Nearly 70% of Canadians can trace their origins back to Europe. Since 2016, Canada has…
Environmental regulation, rising energy costs, and municipal interference with agriculture in Ontario 1. When Environmental Protection Becomes Control Over Agriculture Food production is essential to every society. Yet governments increasingly regulate agriculture as though farming were merely one land-use activity…
Please note that this event is open to the public. Join the Carleton Conservative Association on Sunday, September 6, as Dr. Ian Lee, Associate Professor at Carleton University’s Sprott School of Business, breaks down the economic impact of the $90-billion…
Elections give citizens the leverage to evaluate the performance of current politicians, keeping them accountable by voting them out or re-electing them based on their track record. There is a persistent misconception among certain elected officials that reviewing the Municipal…
