When asked; Who gave the NPCA Authority over Private Property? The only answer we got was look up 'Ontario Regulation 155/06'.
We emailed the NPCA and phoned Board member Furtney trying to get the specific written passage that says the NPCA has the authority over private property? Still no response.
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And did the Niagara Peninsula Corruption Authority heed Judge Ramsay's Guidance? No they did not! What they did do was embark on an expensive (Tax Abuse) and spurious propaganda advertising campaign contradicting the Judge!
Further they ran around to the municipalities with their verbal garbage garnering angry disbelief and backlash to their outright lies!
Now we are having to update our 'Study in elected corruption' again predicated the character of NPCA members chiseling from the public purse.
It follows that when you operate a corrupt enterprise, while hiding behind a facade of conservation, you are bound to attract criminal code violators.
I am hoping with a change in government, an exorcism will be performed in all the conservations authorities across the province.
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