What exactly makes someone a Canadian? Our elite is prone to navel-gazing on this point and to some rather weird answers. But I think it’s pretty straightforward. Our vast, rugged beautiful land has given us a profound love for nature…
What started out as a full day conference on Property Rights morphed into a half day workshop on Commercial Liens. The conference, organized by the Carleton Landowners Association (CLA), had to be cancelled due to low registration. In true Landowner…
Mark Breckon, vice president of the North Renfrew United Landowners (NRUL), rolled out the NRUL website at a general meeting of the NRUL members on Thursday, October 15 at the Deep River library. The website was developed in order to…
For many years, the OLA has stood up against politicians and governments, federal, provincial and municipal and their arms-lengths agencies when they have stepped beyond their jurisdiction and intruded upon private property. We have tried to stay out of conflicts…
The Ontario Landowners Association (OLA) hosted another very successful annual general meeting in Tyrone, Ontario this past Saturday, October 24th. The meeting is divided into a Directors’ meeting in the morning followed by a public meeting, with speakers and dinner…
Every country, including Canada, has based their climate and energy policy on the Reports of the United Nations (UN) Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The most influential Report to establish global warming as a serious public issue appeared in…
Donna Burns, President of the Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke Landowners Association reports on four ongoing court cases. Our chapter has had 4 court cases this week: Case #1: North Bay: One of our members (Leo) from our Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke chapter had a trial in…
A group of 35 landowners gathered in a Perth courtroom to listen to the proceedings of the first hearing in the application to question the constitutionality of the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA) Act. The…
Everyone who is concerned about where Ontario and Canada are headed should obtain a copy of this book. It to some may show the comparisons of Ontario’s 5 year plans to those of Stalin’s. It explains the schools of “trades”…
It’s only $10 billion That’s the line coming from several economists, as well as from Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, when they argue that a deficit of that size is really no big deal. It works out to a measly 3…
