The Landowners have taken our constitution (British North America Act of 1867) that included the rights laid down in the Magna Carta and through much research, have concluded that the folks who write our laws do a very good job…
So what happened to Global Warming? My corn and soya beans bought into the idea and were in full growth mode, when out of the blue, came the coldest September 18 night in the last 70 years. Within a few…
On September 15th, a group of about 100 people attended an historic meeting in Sussex, New Brunswick. This was the inaugural meeting of the New Brunswick Landowners Association. On hand to assist the group to get started were MPP Jack…
Well, September is upon us once again…back to school, back to work, back to routine. I think it’s great to have a summer break but getting back into some kind of routine helps me focus a bit more, gives me…
As I am sure everyone knows, municipal elections are taking place across Ontario on October 27th. The Ontario Landowners Association (OLA) is very involved in the process – several of our members are running for council and those that are…
As part of our educational program, the Ontario Landowners Association is hosting an International Conference on Property Rights on October 4th at the Holiday Inn in Kanata (Ottawa), Ontario. See our agenda and registration details here. The goal of this…
Times are changing here in Ontario. I have been proud to call myself a farmer, though some would say, not a good one, but in any event, happy to be involved in an occupation that has always been held in…
Humanics Universal Incorporated, a small corporation owned by Dr. Ranjit Perera and his family members, has applied for leave to appeal to the Ontario Court of Appeal to challenge earlier rulings concerning the draft plan approval of its subdivision by…
Happy Birthday Canada! On this first day of July, we stop to celebrate the birth of this great country of Canada. For most of us growing up after the Second World War, Canada was a great place to live, to…
On July 4th at 10 AM, John Schnurr will go to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice on 8th Street in Owen Sound. Mr. Schnurr is president of Duffy’s Farm Gate Market and Business Centre. The MTO wants the flower…
