Across rural Canada, there is a growing sense that something fundamental is shifting. It is not just one bill, one policy, or one department. It is a pattern. From criminal law to digital surveillance to online regulation, a suite of…
In 2006, the Supreme Court made it easier for governments to destroy your property. A government was allowed to render your property worthless, and not compensate you so long as the government did not gain a “beneficial interest” in the…
Please mark your 2026 calendars and reserve April 11, 2026 Tickets for the event can now be bought online: PROTECT YOUR LAND. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS. The Upper Canada Land Titles and Patent Research Initiative will be hosting what promises to be one…
Property rights are not protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. While the Charter safeguards your freedom of speech, religion, and assembly, it leaves your land, your home, and your livelihood exposed. Guess who played a significant role…
Throughout the Ottawa Valley, we have often come across old barns or homesteads that were built over 100 years ago and still standing. Two hundred years ago or more when settlers first arrived on this vast land, they did…
