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Notice to those that seek to belittle our lifestyle - we are growing - we are not going away - we will be respected

We will resist every attempt to trample on our freedom

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The Ontario Confederation of Clubs was formed in 1996 and is growing every year.

We are united and dedicated to legally fight against any encroachment on our freedom to choose our lifestyle by Government, law enforcement authorities, insurance companies, local proprietors or any other special interest group. We mean to do this legally, through the courts if necessary; and, in cooperation with and in support of any Motorcycle Rights Organizations and any others who fight for the rights of motorcyclists.

What is Bill 15? What you can do to Support it! 2023-07-19
What is Bill 15? Bill 15, Fairness for Road Users Act (Contraventions Causing Death or Serious Bodily Harm), 2023

The Bill amends the Highway Traffic Act. If a person causes or contributes to causing an accident which causes death or serious bodily harm, and at the time the person was contravening the Highway Traffic Act or its regulations, then the person is guilty of an offence. The court may sentence the person to a fine of up to $50,000, or to imprisonment for up to two years, or to both. The court may also suspend the person’s driver’s licence or permit. Bill STAUS: Second Reading July 12, 2023

https://www.ola.org/en/legislative-business/bills/parliament-43/session-1/bill-15

What does it mean to you?

Example: At this time under the Highway Traffic Act, if someone makes an illegal left-hand turn and causes injuries or death, the maximum fine is between $200 and $500. The court can not change this.

This Bill is so important to the motorcycle community. Contact your local (MPP) Member of Provincial Parliament today! Tell them why it is important to you!

Amendment PART X.0.1 CONTRAVENTIONS CAUSING DEATH OR SERIOUS BODILY HARM

Contraventions causing death or serious bodily harm

191.0.2 Every person who, while contravening this Act or the regulations, causes, or contributes to causing, an accident that causes the death of a person or serious bodily harm to a person is guilty of an offence and on conviction is liable to a fine of not less than $2,000 and not more than $50,000 or to imprisonment for a term of not more than two years, or to both, and in addition the person’s driver’s licence or permit may be suspended for a period of not more than five years.


To Get Things Started for 2023- A good Read for the Day 2023-07-19
It has become evident for more than a century that the motorcycle community is, in itself, an easily recognizable society and culture featuring many distinctive traits, such as distinctive attire, which is often referred to as “biker” attitude. This culture also adheres to a distinct lifestyle philosophy, such as respect for other bikers, which is freely given without request. Also exclusive to the community is the established system of Clans, based upon the philosophies of Brotherhood or Sisterhood, Loyalty and Respect. The premise of these clans has been observed, depicted and distorted in countless media presentations via movies, books and television shows. In this Twenty-First Century, this community must be recognized as a distinct culture, guided by its beliefs and desire to remain free to live its distinct lifestyle. Across far too many decades, the biker lifestyle has been viewed as a subculture of ruffians, misfits or even criminal elements. It is, when compared to other distinct societies living in harmony amongst us, no better or worse than any different culture. It has long since become obvious that this distinct culture is seen in the hundreds of Riding Clubs, Motorcycle Clubs, and Manufacturer Support Clubs (e.g. Harley Owners Group) across Canada, North America, and most countries around the world. In fact, most of these clubs cooperatively meet together to support charitable rides and biker-supported annual events, raising millions of dollars to fight disease, hunger and poverty in Canada alone. Almost all of the Clubs and associations within the motorcycle community have a public meeting place to get together and celebrate their lifestyle of brotherhood and sisterhood. Additionally, almost all motorcyclists in this distinct community wear similar clothing that makes bold statements about their commitment to the biker community and lifestyle. This is evidenced in the tattoos on their bodies and patches on their clothing which usually identify which clan they support, including many Christian motorcycle groups.

It’s not often apparent to the general public that the vast majority of bikers are law-abiding, hard-working and tax-paying citizens who go to church on Sunday or another place of worship on their Sabbath. Since there is a great deal of cooperation, respect and friendly interaction between the overwhelming majority of motorcycle groups that make up the fabric of the Canadian Biker Culture, I submit that this culture is not and rarely ever was an illicit subculture of misfits. Instead, the motorcycle community represents a distinct society within Canada and worldwide that deserves respect—instead of discrimination—due to common misconceptions about biker attire, body art and biker attitude. Respectfully submitted by Reverend Dr . Kenneth A. Williams Hamilton Bikers’ Church Hamilton Ontario


Welcome New Member Clubs & Independent Members 2019-03-21
The Ontario Confederation of Motorcycle Clubs is pleased to welcome into the confederation Member Clubs - Regiment M.C. and The Crew R.C.

Welcome New Independents: Allycia Barker, Alex LaForest, Jo Ann Newbery

Your support of our cause will make a difference in our ongoing pursuit of a non-discriminating environment for the bikers of Ontario.


Welcome New Member Clubs 2017-12-02
The Ontario Confederation of Motorcycle Clubs is pleased to welcome into the confederation Member Clubs - Bad Bones R.C. & BOILERMAKERS Local 128 Ontario

Your support of our cause will make a difference in our ongoing pursuit of a non-discriminating environment for the bikers of Ontario.


Special Welcome to our Latest Business Supporter 2017-11-24
Special 'Welcome' to Roro's Glass Art and Crystal Skulls in Port Burwell, Ontario for stepping up as a proud business supporter of the Ontario Confederation of Motorcycle Clubs & Independents by participating in our 'OCC Biker Friendly' merchants program. All details concerning our merchant supporters i.e.location etc. can be found here on the 'OCC Friendly' page or on 'The White List' featured on the OCC Facebook page - The Ontario Biker Black List

Your donation will assist us in our quest for a non-discriminatory environment for the bikers of Ontario.

OCC = ONE COMMON CAUSE


Welcome New Member Clubs & Independent Members 2017-10-26
The Ontario Confederation of Motorcycle Clubs is pleased to welcome into the confederation Member Club - Gate Keepers M.C., Jokers Wild R.C., and Brothers in Arms

and

Independent Members - James Taylor and Dale Beaton

Your support of our cause will make a difference in our ongoing pursuit of a non-discriminating environment for the bikers of Ontario.