The Ontario Superior Court released an important decision on January 2, 2019 concerning the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA). Justice Timothy Minnema declared that some sections of the OSPCA Act violate the Canadian Charter of…
Good Morning your Worship, my name is Bogaerts, initial J. I am representing Mr. Smith, line number 1 on your Worships docket this morning. The following is an excerpt from an actual trial transcript. John Doe, you are charged between…
I have been pushing hard lately to let people know that, no matter how big and powerful the opposition, the assault from big government forces can be stopped. That’s why I want to tell you about a recent major victory…
We couldn’t have asked for a more tumultuous start to the new year! On January 2, barely into the new year, we received the news that Justice Minnema had issued his decision to the case Bogarts v. the Attorney General…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE On Wednesday January 02, 2019, the 5-year Superior Court Application by the Ontario Landowners Association (OLA) challenging the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, (OSPCA), with three Constitutional questions reached a major milestone. The…
History In 1981, the Quebec government invoked law Q-2, r.8 (now referred to as law Q-2, r-22) to introduce mandatory septic tank pumping for rural communities in the province. This law has never been supported by research or documented evidence…
What a beautiful site! Amid all the scandal, resignations and lies of a federal government that should be on its death bed, came a glimmer of sunshine to brighten up our hopes that maybe it is not too late for…
Best wishes from the Ontario Landowners Association to our friends, neighbours, members, and supporters for a healthy and happy new year. The OLA has had another successful year promoting property rights and advocating for legislative change to bad laws. Many of…
Shakespeare wrote in the play, Romeo and Juliet, “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet”. For those who did not read Shakespeare, this simply means that no matter what you call a rose, the name will not…
One county in rural Ontario is taking steps to deal with restrictions on its future as home to a higher population. Grey County, off the southern end of Georgian Bay, wants to increase the number of lots allowed on rural-designated…
