This report is accompanied with a letter from Tom Black, President of the OLA. It is to explain to our Municipal representatives that they are implementing trespass at the instruction of the Province and that the by-laws that they are creating may be void.
OLA Position Paper: Municipal By-laws
This report is accompanied with a letter from Tom Black, President of the OLA.
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