Renewable Energy

What is happening in Ontario is the province is allowing expropriation to become lawful, without compensation, as the legislation is allowing trespass, nuisance and set-backs to interfere with someone else's property

By Guest Column Elizabeth Marshall-- Bio and Archives--July 14,2015

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In the past few months, the Ontario Landowners Association (OLA) has been asked to enter the fray regarding renewable energy projects; particularly the wind turbines. It is not the practice of the OLA to become involved with disagreements between neighbours. That is for one neighbour to launch a tort, if they feel their neighbour is harming them, or their property, in some way.

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