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Hamilton/Halton Landowners Association - Facebook - Don Johnson, President - June 21, 2022 [reposted]
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Monday, April 22, 2024
Introducing Mount Allison's 16th President and Vice-Chancellor Dr. Ian Sutherland [he/they]
"Growing up in the small outport town of Lewisporte, Newfoundland, and most recently living in Corner Brook with his husband Jernej, and their dog Luka, I have no doubt Dr. Sutherland and his family will feel right at home in Sackville.
We are deeply appreciative of Dr. Robert MacKinnon for serving as Interim President and Vice-Chancellor while we conducted a thorough search. He will continue in the post until Dr. Sutherland’s arrival later this summer.
Warm regards,
Cheryl Hodder, KC, ICD.D"
Nova Scotia Barristers' Society - Cheryl Hodder KC
Chief Executive Officer
Current Council - Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society (nsbs.org)
Sutherland leaves Grenfell Campus, Memorial University
to join Mount Allison University
Monday, August 29, 2022
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Thursday, December 17, 2020
Hamilton/Halton Landowners Association - Don Johnson, President - Update December 2020
Amendments to the
“Conservation Authorities Act”
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As a property owner affected by Conservation Authority (CA) interferences, I have a good knowledge of the Conservation Authorities Act and issues concerning CA’s. I have participated actively in the MECP public meetings and MECP meetings with various sectors, which includes the 37 CA’s in the Province plus numerous environmental groups and other interest groups.
In every meeting, everyone agrees “protecting the environment was important”. The interesting part was that even the CA’s were saying they were not completing their own mandated watershed management responsibilities and that many were focused on non mandated activities which were recreational in nature. Many also stated they did not have expertise in their organizations to do the watershed management studies or projects and that they relied on hiring outside expertise from other CA’s.
The nightmare of the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA) and its development permitting was clear to all and the fact the NPCA defied the minister on grounds they said he had no authority, is now clearly put to bed.
Forcing the CA’s to now be more accountable to taxpayers for their spending is a good thing.
So to is the right to appeal to the government when a high level balanced decision, which affects environment, the needs of society and rights of property owners, is needed.
If one takes the time to read the old act, read the background reports and studies re the problems CA’s have caused, then studied the changes being made, you will come to the realization these changes do not result in less protection of the environment, they result in more CA accountability to the taxpayers and citizens.
The Ford Government and minister Clark should be congratulated on the changes they have made. The changes do not result in less protection of the environment!
Don Johnson
President Hamilton Halton Landowner Association
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