Another very successful spring directors’ meeting took place in Burlington on Saturday April 23. This meeting takes place once per year giving the OLA executive and directors from the county associations the opportunity to meet face to face to discuss…
Why is the human race not progressing? Just take a look at any election campaign debate and then try to figure out how far civilization has actually progressed since David kicked the tar out of Goliath. Oh, we’ve come ahead…
Did you know that there are Landowner meetings going on all over Ontario? If you are interested in attending one, we recommend that you visit our Events page. This page is being updated all the time with new Landowner meetings.…
The Canadian Justice Review Board has a new Facebook page “Like” their page and keep up to date on the latest developments on property rights issues, including comments on Bill 100, the Trails Act. And don’t forget to visit…
One of the mandates of the Ontario Landowners Association (OLA) is to educate the public regarding their rights as private property owners. Since we became aware of Bill 100, the Trails Act, we have been actively contacting those that are…
The Ontario Landowners Association (OLA) is seeking intervenor status in a court case that will go before the Ontario Court of Appeal this Spring. It is a case that we felt we had to be part of because of its…
Some Important Developments In My Fight to Stop Agenda 21 24 years. That’s how long it’s taken. 24 years of sounding the warnings and issuing the pleas for someone to listen about the great threat to our nation, to our…
The case Macpherson v. County of Huron will be heard by the Normal Farm Practices Protection Board on February 29 to March 4. This case involves a farmer who is being denied the right to clear his land in order…
As a group of concerned residents throughout Huron County, including your township, and with a lot of effort, we are pleased to announce that we are scheduled to make a presentation in front of the Huron County Board of Health.…
Historically, property owners and recreational organizations such as snowmobile clubs have negotiated deals whereby private property is used for the enjoyment of the members of that organization. Now the government wants to get involved! Bill 100, Supporting Ontario’s Trails Act…
