Author Archives: cgammie

Summary May 7, 2020 council passed, without proper notice to the public, by-law 46-2020, which banned many activities critical of council or staff and gave bylaws officers the power to demand identification from any person. The by-law includes provisions that … Continue reading →

The town has published several documents which indicated that the town is planning to amend the zoning by-law to permit food trucks in commercial zones, in parks and on any road allowances, including in front of people’s homes. For example … Continue reading →

Click on the link below to view my report on how the Bulldozing of Sauble Beach in August and September of 2017 made the beach vulnerable to severe erosion by the storms of January 2019 and April 26 2019, resulting … Continue reading →

Janice Jackson tried to get food trucks through council at least twice before.  She failed.  Because it was unfair to residents negatively affected.  And unfair to existing food services businesses. In spite of the unfairness, Ms. Jackson is pushing it … Continue reading →

This post about damage to Piping Plover Habitat was circulated 1 April 2012, but was not published.   The Piping Plover is listed in schedule 2 of the Species At Risk In Ontario List (regulation 230/08) as an endangered species. There … Continue reading →

The following was originally published July 24, 2017 in as a letter in the Owen Sound Sun Times. Editor: The July 20 OSST edition reported Councillor Jackson’s reaction following a meeting of TSBP council and MNR officials Mark Shoreman and … Continue reading →

Rob Gowan, Owen Sound Sun Times, reported [www.wiartonecho.com/news/local-news/gammie-acquitted-of-assault-charge/wcm/3d9e8881-2c41-4464-9005-1806090ba01c  ] on my acquittal and on Justice Morneau’s judgement.   My comments on the Gowan article follow. In her eight-page judgment, Morneau states that she cannot say that any witnesses were untruthful. (source: … Continue reading →

September 5, 2018 I was accused of assaulting Jay Kirkland.  I was arrested, charged with common assault, jailed for 24 hours, paraded around handcuffed behind my back,  locked in a courtroom prisoner`s box, and treated as if I was a … Continue reading →

On March 22nd the town was charged with violation of the endangered species act. On March 28th, 2018 the MNRF issued a “stop order” to prevent further habitat damage. On April 10th, 2018 lawyer Johnathan Lisus sent MNRF a request … Continue reading →