The Ontario Landowners Association has long believed in the importance of Crown Land Patents, our root of title for our land. Landowner associations in Hamilton-Halton and Niagara have been researching and compiling relevant information and case law that supports the…
We’ve just started planning our annual general meeting. Details are falling into place and we’ll be able to tell you more in our August newsletter. We are still working out the details but are planning to have Tom DeWeese, founder…
A court date has been set to hear the appeal and cross-appeal in the case of the Attorney General of Ontario and Jeffery Bogaerts. As many of you know, Mr. Bogaerts agreed to stand as the applicant in the OLA’s…
The Hamilton/Halton Landowners Association was conceived several years ago as we felt that there was a need in our area for information concerning government restriction and regulation of private property. We frequently hear stories of abuse regarding bylaw, Niagara Escarpment…
I am sure most people in Ontario have heard about the flooding on the Ottawa River this year, and I am also sure most had deep heart-felt sympathy for those people standing in the water, piling sandbags in on effort…
I am writing this letter to all of our subscribers to let you know what has been happening with the Landowner Magazine. First of all, thank you to all of our readers, writers and advertisers who have supported this labour…
For those who know about the Ontario Landowners Association you are aware of the 6-year Judicial Question before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. The OLA brought the Judicial Question before the courts on issues found within the Ontario Society…
The Royal Canadian Legion in Cobourg was the location of this year’s Spring Directors’ Meeting. With almost 50 people in attendance, the discussions and exchange of property rights information were informative and valuable. Jeff Bogaerts was confirmed as President of…
The Ontario government is making changes to the Conservation Authorities Act and to the regulations governing the 36 conservation authorities in Ontario. A press release issued on April 5th states “Ontario’s government is working for the people to ensure conservation…
In a press release March 4th, 2019, the OSPCA said “they were no longer going to do on-farm investigations and enforcement of animal cruelty laws”. They said the present OSPCA model, wasn’t working. The fact is, the OSPCA Act was…
