How many of you were around in the good old early days of the Ontario Landowners Association (OLA) movement? As some of you know, the OLA was founded in December 2005 by delegates from twelve pre-existing landowner groups representing different…
A concerning trend for drivers is emerging across the automotive industry. An increasing number of vehicle recalls now come with a stark warning to owners, “park outside and away from structures.” Unlike many recalls that address issues affecting performance or…
EPIGRAPH “The moment the idea is admitted into society that property is not as sacred as the laws of God, and that there is not a force of law and public justice to protect it, anarchy and tyranny commence.” —…
Wind power in the Ottawa area is outperforming IESO forecasts this hour (5 p.m. July 12). Yes, it’s true. The IESO forecast ONE MEGAWATT of power output from the 100-megawatt industrial wind power site at Crysler, but instead, the turbines are generating…
Canadians understand property ownership when it comes to land, crops, and equipment. Yet, as agriculture increasingly relies on digital tools, new questions are emerging about who owns the valuable information generated on farms. Before governments and corporations build policies around…
Below are the links to 3 very important videos (Parts 1, 2 and 3) called “Your Land” – very much worth your time to listen to with respect to our Land, our Freedoms and our Governments with Constitutional Lawyer Shawn Buckley, Law Professor Bruce Pardy…
Is Canada still a free nation? I’d like to share with you this very important 15 min. podcast by Glenn Beck – an American host who highlights how Canada has changed drastically since 2021 (5 years) that brings into question…
If you are concerned about the Alto High-Speed Rail project, I highly recommend you follow Erin Durant. Durant, a Ottawa-based lawyer and founder of Durant Barristers, has been writing extensively about what she has learned about the Alto project. She…
The Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, on behalf of the Building Code Short-Term Advisory Body (“Advisory Body”), is seeking public input as part of a review of Ontario’s Building Code to identify opportunities to reduce unnecessary regulatory burden, improve…
A well-respected member of rural Ottawa once said “Ottawa does not have a revenue problem; they have a spending problem”. I believe they still do – not enough money to fix our rural roads or clean out our rural ditches,…
