“You don’t always get what you want” goes the lyrics of an old Rolling Stones song. This may be the sentiment of many people across the province when the Ontario Court of Appeal overturned a lower court “that found it…
There are many ways in which you can keep in touch with what is happening in the world of property rights in Canada and beyond. In addition to the OLA Enews, which subscribers receive in their inbox on the first…
Have you read the new online Landowner Voices magazine? You can find the first edition at You can read it online, download it and print it. Its free … no subscription required. Watch for the November-December edition … coming…
When my activities in support of freedom started practically 30 years ago to the month of October 2019, I never thought it would bring me to this situation. Now for those who don’t know about me, and my relationship with…
The Ontario Landowners Association introduced property rights and Crown Land Patents to so many of us. The interest generated by our membership in the OLA led us to conduct extensive research and facts have been uncovered that will be of…
The Carleton Landowners Association (CLA) held a public meeting on Tuesday, September 24th in Stittsville. The topic was the recent and ongoing mapping by Conservation Authorities of flood plains in rural Ottawa. This recent round of mapping is Phase Three…
Donna Burns, Governor of the Ontario landowners Association and President of the Renfrew Nipissing Pembroke County Landowners Association, provided this summary of her public meeting held on Thursday September 19, 2019. The first topic was about the OLA Property Rights…
A public meeting was recently held in the municipality of Georgian Bluffs on the contents of a new Zoning Bylaw. This is round two for the municipality, as they already passed one in September 2018. This bylaw was passed in…
