Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all members of the Ontario Landowners Association, to your families, and to our friends across Ontario and beyond. As your President, it is both an honour and a joy to bring you greetings…
Justin Trudeau launched the largest expropriation of private property in Canadian history with his gun grab. Now even that legacy isn’t safe. Buried in the Budget Implementation Bill is the biggest landgrab in a century. Canadians may be shocked to…
What If Your Land Rights Are Older Than Canada? If you own farmland in Ontario, your rights to that land might go back before Canada even existed. That’s not just history—it’s power. The land grants issued by the British Crown…
As some of you have probably heard there was an extremely egregious unsubstantiated ruling from the Supreme Court of British Columbia, dated 2025 08 07. This ruling has effectively removed “fee-simple” ownership of land, homes, businesses, etc. You may/do not own…
The recent decision by the British Columbia Supreme Court in Cowichan Tribes v. Canada (Attorney General) should sound the alarm for every Canadian, who owns property. While the case may seem distant, focused on lands in Richmond, B.C., its implications reach far…
Across Ontario, landowners face growing challenges to their property rights. Municipalities and counties too often behave as though private ownership is secondary to their own ambitions. Instead of proving ownership in court, some officials resort to intimidation, signage, and heavy…
Ontario forests are being sprayed with glyphosate — a chemical linked to cancer and environmental harm. Overspray threatens farms, wildlife, and water. Why not plant trees by hand and create jobs instead? Learn more and take action by contacting Minister…
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…
Are there property and land rights protected in Canada’s Constitution? For years this has been the question put to our elected officials and the courts. Some feel that because property rights are not included in the 1982 Charter, we do…
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…
