The Carleton Landowners Association (CLA) held their Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Thursday evening, October 24th, at the Johnny LeRoux Arena (upstairs hall) in Stittsville. The meeting started promptly at 7 PM, once attendees picked up their home baked goodies…
It’s been 15 years since Marlene and I joined the landowner movement in Ontario. It is hard to believe how fast the years have gone by. We started out trying to raise attention for farmers who had lost most of…
When reading the Act, the first thing that hit me was that whomever put pen to paper and wrote this Act merely moved the onerous sections from the Green Energy Act and placed them under new sections in the Electricity…
The beautiful afternoon spent at Andrew Haydon Park in Ottawa, on Sunday September 9 proved to be the ideal setting for a group of citizens who had gathered to protest the treatment of Sir John A. MacDonald’s statue. On August…
If Michelangelo had any idea what he was doing, he’d have painted a pickled shark. Can we just agree on that? If your answer is “Heck no”, I think you might not be welcome at Britain’s Royal Academy, whose “The…
Tedd Wood is a member of the Carleton Landowners Association (CLA). This article chronicles his participation in the City of Ottawa’s public consultation process during the development of their Site Alteration By-Law. The CLA thanks Tedd for his assistance during…
Believe it or not, the OLA ENews, our online e-newsletter was started over five year ago. Our first edition was delivered to our subscribers’ email inboxes on July 1, 2013. Since then, Marlene Black and Shirley Dolan have searched out…
When the Progressive Conservatives won a majority last June 7th, many of us breathed a sigh of relief and hoped for the much-wanted tone change in Ontario with respect to property rights. The tone change was subtly evident in the…
This article was first published in the OLA ENews in October 2013. We are still receiving a number of calls and emails asking about They want to know what they are, if they should get one, and where they can…
This article was first printed in the OLA ENews in October 2013. We thought it was worth repeating. Many people, when confronted with an unexpected visitor at their door, whether police, a bylaw officer, or conservation officer, are at a…
