Carbon Tax and Codfish by the Contrarian
A PAGE FROM WILLIE BRANTS DIARY – Joe and I were playing a few hands of crib to pass away a snowy Saturday afternoon. Just to make conversation, I remarked that there seems to be a lot of controversy over…
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Information for Property Owners and Concerned Citizens
Lerners LLP, with offices in London and Toronto, has a web space called LERNx, where they post opinions about the law. There are several that will be of interest to citizens seeking to dispute decisions made by municipalities and want…
Meeting in Fenelon Falls on January 20, 2018
Save the date for an important meeting that is taking place on January 20th , 2018 at 1:30 PM at the Senior Citizens Centre, 58 Murray Street, Fenelon Falls. This meeting is being hosted by four groups interested in better…
Disruptions in Land Rights of Real Property by George R Canning
In 40 years of being a real estate consultant, the conclusion that I have reached is that most lawyers, the Courts and real estate practitioners do not understand Property Rights. The only place where I find that they do have…
Office Space Rental Opportunity (Burritts Rapids)
Approximately 290 square feet of newly renovated office space to lease in North Grenville (Burritts Rapids) Available April 1st, 2018 $500 per month on an ongoing basis to share the space with an agriculture focused lawyer, or, $900 per month…
Why Democracy? By Peter Weygang
Democracy, the people power of ancient Greece, has a long history. It was an outpouring of the human soul, expressed so well by Lincoln the government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth. Unfortunately,…
Death of the Hunt Camp by Joanne Cooney
Evidence suggests that the earliest humans on earth hunted animals, their first tools were weapons. Though the need for hunting has evolved over the years, hunting for subsistence, wildlife conservation and management, protection of property and recreation is still common…
Would you like to see the political landscape change in 2018? By Tom Black
Happy New Year everyone and best wishes in 2018. Let us all hope and pray that this year brings some change in politics that reflect what the common people in rural and small town Ontario need to prosper and build…
Will there be more respect for property rights in 2018? By Shirley Dolan
Ontario Landowners have been around in one form or another for more than 17 years. What started out as protests against regulations and legislation affecting rural residents and businesses has become an active group of advocates for property rights whether…
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Tom Black
I would like to wish everyone a very ‘Merry Christmas’ from the Ontario Landowners Association and hope that this special season finds you and yours, healthy and in good spirits. This year has been an extremely busy year for the…