You may tell your doctor you have been forgetful lately — perhaps caused by medication side-effects, or perchance you are just plain stressed out by some family crisis. Or, heaven forbid, you are a senior! Any of these situations…
I recently attended a council meeting for South Stormont Municipality to observe the goings on in this mostly rural Ontario community bordered on the east by the St. Lawrence River. With many new homes popping up along that shore, this…
Gary McHale, President of Canadian Advocates for Charter Equality, was the keynote speaker at the Carleton Landowners Association Property Rights Seminar on April 26th. Gary spoke of Property Rights and Law and Order and how both appeared to be absent…
The Ontario Landowners Association is hosting an International Property Rights Conference on Saturday, October 4th. This will be a full day session designed to explore the experiences and knowledge of a number of high profile individuals who are advocating for…
I had the pleasure of attending a Libertarian conference this month where I picked up a copy of a book called Tea Party of One – All Governments Invited, the newly released book by Jean-Serge Brisson. I have known Jean-Serge…
I write this in response to an article by John Phair in the April 1st issue of the Ontario Farmer. Speaking at the AGM for Ontario Pork, Connie Mallory, Chief Inspector for the OSPCA tried her best to spin a…
On April 11, 2014 landowners from the Renfrew Landowners Association, Carleton Landowners Association and Lanark Landowners Association attended a court hearing in Ottawa to show support for landowner Terry Thomson of McNab Braeside Township. To give a little bit of…
The Orangeville Citizen reported recently that the Town of Mono, located in south-central Ontario near Orangeville has disputed the intention of the Provincial Policy Statement which would reclassify sections of protected farmland within their town. This is a wonderful example…
At noon on Sunday April 27 over 200 concerned supporters came out to a grass roots rally of KCAT Alumni and friends in Kemptville to bring attention to the fact that the Wynne Liberals have not gone far enough to…
The first annual Property Rights Information Session hosted in Bells Corners by the Carleton Landowners Association (CLA) was an unqualified success. This is the feedback being received from the more than 140 people who attended the meeting on Saturday, April…
