In Canada, it it illegal to camp on your own land

That wouldn't happen because I don't live in a dystopian shithole like the UK.

>suddenly given free bed and breakfast
HAHA fuckin ez

if someone really wanted to pursue this it would go to the supreme court where the law would be repealed because it violates the charter rights. in canada you have the freedom of movement which this law violates

Familiarize yourself with Canada's zoning laws. They are cucked and authoritarian beyond belief. Freedom of movement doesn't mean freedom to pitch your tent, bud. No supreme court required. Just a bumfuck government official to come by and fine you and file the infraction into the system

give sources

>give sources

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Great sources you fucking homo.
>illegal to build a house under 1000 sq ft
Evidently not

tinyhouselistingscanada.com/

>im not ever going to know the laws of my own country hurr durr
get real, retard

The structure is for sale. Try putting it on land and watch your ass get shut down faster than you can say "Ass backwards zoning laws".

Just search "municipality name" + zoning and you'll see. It's embedded in fuckhuge 120 page pdfs but it's all there

Nah, nope, no, false

I'm a turbovirgin and still enjoy camping. It's comfy. I usually bring my kindle and read for hours, take walking trips into the forest early in the morning, eat wild blackberries, shoot at cans with my pellet rifle. My family has a bit plot of land in Southern Chile near the mountains and I can go there whenever I want.

>municipality
do you know the difference between municipal ordinances and crownland laws?
municipalities are local governments, usually centred around towns, not huge swathes of wilderness. i'm not saying municipalities don't get dumb with over-regulation or that laws that restrict a semi-primitive lifestyles don't exist, but that isn't a good place to start.

i guess i'll look into such things myself.

Start here: myselfreliance.com/no-permit-required-where-to-build-your-tiny-home/

And yeah you can pitch a tent on crown land. But it's illegal to do it on your own land

IDK. I see so many posts on the internet about people in Canada living off the grid in homemade cabins. Maybe it's the kind of thing that is technically illegal, but not enforced, so everyone does it anyway.

Nigger it's illegal to live off grind in almost any country.

>it's illegal to live in a trailer in Canada
this is the dumbest one and you're an even bigger idiot than I already thought you were.

You can build an off grid house in the US

I meant on your own land. Sure you can live in a trailer if you pay rent to some trailer park faggot

you can't camp in your own camping park?

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I'm pretty sure you can camp on crown land for 21 days max, why is your own property different? Also, why are the police going to search your land for tents?

>why is your own property different?
Because it keeps the poor people out

>Also, why are the police going to search your land for tents?
Because a neighbour complained

My friend has lived out of his trailer on his own land for the last 10 years. It's a law that is not enforced. Also similar laws exist in the US. They can't camp on their own land either.

You sure have some nosy neighbors :)

Physically, you can.
Legally, who cares.

Well he's lucky his neighbours aren't faggots

>Denver man parks RV on his own property, fucknugget neighbour ILLEGALLY TRESSPASSES onto his property, files a complaint, and the guy living in the RV gets evicted OFF HIS OWN PROPERTY. youtube.com/watch?v=F5C-WulqlII

Some neighbours are just faggots. See youtube vid above

You got a camping license for that tent, eh?