Elizabeth Marshall reacts to a call from Ontario Barn Preservation (OBP) (Ontario Barn Preservation – Preserving Ontario’s rural history one barn at a time!) for “policies to make it easier to preserve heritage barns” in Grey County. Recently, Westley Wilson…
It seems that the world as we know it has taken a terrible turn for the worse in the last few years. Maybe our generation, on this continent, has been somewhat isolated to drastic change for most of our life…
The Ontario Landowners Association (OLA) is beginning a series of reports from landowners affected by government regulations of their land. Government continues to remove Property Rights from Private Landowners and restrict the usage of their land. The incursion of Conservation…
The Carleton Landowners Association has learned that the City of Ottawa is planning to install as many as 710 wind turbines and approximately 36 square kilometers of solar panels in addition to 122 large shipping containers of lithium batteries in our City…
Why is something that, only if you plead guilty, is permissible by the C.A.s, and yet you are charged, and have to go bankrupt to not plead guilty? That is for you and your elected officials to decide. In…
Minister Piccini, The Ontario Landowners Association congratulates you on your recent appointment as Minister of Environment, Conservation and Parks. When Mr. Yurek was Minister, the OLA established a productive working relationship, and we look forward to continuing and building upon…
Minister Thompson, coming from a rural area, I believe you are well qualified to protect the agricultural portfolio. You are also knowledgeable with the very serious adverse health effects of industrial wind turbines and the damage to ground water sources.…
You may recall that the Ontario Landowners Association worked with the provincial government to improve the Conservation Authorities Act and return them to their original mandate. The next step is to define new regulations. Posted on May 13, comments are open until…
The classification of pesticides in Ontario has changed catching experienced farmers unaware of new restrictions and putting their animals and crops at risk. Starting on January 1, 2021, farmers need to be certified to buy and use Class B or…
