HCla executive for 2025!!
President
Kythe Baldwin - 2026 brings with it new challenges and with any luck a new town council. We will have the opportunity to make history with our Small Claims Court proceedings and protect our private property rights. Fighting back against an over-reaching township and setting the record proper!
Vice President
Paul Newby -
I am extremely proud of our membership's courage and activism. The generosity and support shown through our fundraisers and the fellowship developed from our Pig Roasts and Fish Fry are some great memories of 2024. The HCLA Float in the rainy Christmas Parade for Haliburton was a fun time. 2025 is the year we will see great changes in this young chapter. I am looking forward to fighting for all of you and I am confident we will have a prosperous year.
Treasurer
Carolyn Rowe -
I joined HCLA in order to contribute what I can to fight for and preserve our piece of heaven. Now is the time for us to all stand together and show strength and unity. Now is the time to start saying "NO". I look forward to 2025 and all the good we can accomplish together.
Membership Director
Colleen Sinclair -
Bio coming soon
Multil Media Director (vacant)
Website updates, keeping members and prospective members updated via Instagram, our YouTube, X....creating content for consumption regarding the experiences we go through attempting to protect our private property rights
About Us
What are we all about??
The Haliburton County Landowners Association is a local chapter of the OLA serving the area of Haliburton County.
As the OLA, we are also a 100% volunteer organization. We are not afraid to step out of the shadows and take the lead when it comes to representing private property owners and educating them about their rights. In the coming months we will find out how the Municipality will react to the opposition we have put forth to their License of Occupation. We've proven beyond a doubt that North Shore Road is a forced road and not an Original Shore Road Allowance as they claim...the same situation is afoot with St. Peter's Road...and a number of other roads throughout Haliburton County. Time will tell....
Project: Maple Lake
What is PROJECT: Maple Lake?
Quite simply, the Township of Algonquin Highlands has engaged in an attack on the legality of our Crown Land Patents. They are attempting to re-position the Original Shore Road Allowances from where they were first placed in 1860. It is historical fact that many of the lakes in the Haliburton Highlands have been flooded due to logging in the late 1800's and finally the Trent Severn Waterway up to 1934. The challenges that are ahead of us are the first of their kind in Ontario. We are secure in our position that our Crown Land Patents are intact and have legitimate, enforceable powers. They are contracts between the original private property owners and the Crown - both British and Canadian depending on the date they were created.
These contracts are what hold our private property rights enshrined within them and need to be defended with the utmost tenacity.
Crown Land Patents
What are they? How important are they to my property? Do they still exist and are they still enforceable?
Many people don't know what they are! A Crown Land Patent (CLP) is the very first document when it comes to your property's root of title. It spells out limitations and reservations to your property as well as giving you protections and guidelines. Every property in Ontario has a CLP attached to it...if you want to see what yours contains, simply go to our downloads section and order yours today!!