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Supreme Court Misfire

January 31, 2023 by Web Admin Filed Under: CSSA Commentary

Supreme Court Misfire Source: Wikimedia Commons

In the Supreme Court’s zeal to expunge mandatory minimum sentences from the Criminal Code, they chose to conflate a true danger to society with a legal fiction created by a defence attorney.[i] Alberta Court of Appeal Justice Thomas Wakeling, in overturning the original trial judge’s decision in R. v. Hills, expressed the thoughts of so many ordinary Canadians. “I am… extremely troubled by the … [Read more...]

Liberal Government Admits Bill C-21 Amendment Bans Hunting Rifles and Shotguns

January 23, 2023 by Web Admin Filed Under: CSSA Commentary

Ignore and Deflect: Liberal Modus Operandi

It comes as no surprise that, despite all their claims to the contrary, the Liberal government’s November 4, 2022, amendments to Bill C-21 will ban a wide swath of hunting rifles and shotguns. Prime Minister Trudeau labelled this indisputable fact as “misinformation” when confronted. Trudeau and his cabinet continue to peddle this “misinformation” even after the government’s own briefing note … [Read more...]

Trudeau Policy Responsible for Murder of OPP Rookie

January 4, 2023 by Web Admin Filed Under: CSSA Commentary

Ontario Provincial Police Constable Grzegorz Pierzchala

Justin Trudeau’s catch-and-release policy for violent repeat offenders is responsible for the December 27, 2022, murder of Ontario Provincial Police Constable Grzegorz Pierzchala. “Needless to say, the murder of Const. Greg Pierzchala was preventable,” said OPP Commissioner Thomas Carrique. “This should have never happened. Something needs to change. Our police officers, your police officers, my … [Read more...]

Tagged With: Chief Nishan Duraiappah, Constable Grzegorz Pierzchala, OPP Commissioner Thomas Carrique, Randall McKenzie

Western Standard: A year of gun control

December 26, 2022 by Web Admin Filed Under: CSSA Commentary, CSSA Special Reports

BERNARDO: A year of gun control By Guest Columnist Tony Bernardo Dec 26, 2022

By Guest Columnist Tony Bernardo Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government continued its all-out assault against federally-licensed, RCMP-vetted firearms owners this year, but every move Trudeau’s government made this year was built upon the rotten foundation of their May 1, 2020 Order in Council Gun Ban. Trudeau continued to lower sentences for a host of crimes, including gun smuggling and other … [Read more...]

Alberta to Enforce Provincial Jurisdiction on Prosecutions and Add Provincial Firearms Act

December 20, 2022 by Web Admin Filed Under: CSSA Commentary

Alberta Legislature By Alexscuccato - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=51313711

On December 15, 2022, Alberta enforced its constitutional right to prosecute all criminal offences in its jurisdiction.[i] “Provinces have the Constitutional jurisdiction to handle federal criminal law charges, including charges under the Firearms Act,” said Tyler Shandro. “As Alberta’s Attorney General, I have directed that the Alberta Crown prosecution service take over the handling of charges … [Read more...]

The High Cost of Justin Trudeau’s Virtue Signalling on Public Safety

December 13, 2022 by Web Admin Filed Under: CSSA Commentary

Human beings must feel safe physically and emotionally before we can meet our higher needs of love, community and belonging. Effective politicians know this and use it to further their agendas – even when those agendas have nothing to do with their stated aims. For example, Public Safety is the bell Justin Trudeau rings to sell “gun control” to an uninformed public. Trudeau proclaims that … [Read more...]

Tagged With: Arif Patel, Syed Mohammed Ali Zaidi, Syed Zaidi

RCMP Caught Lying to Parliament

December 7, 2022 by Web Admin Filed Under: CSSA Commentary, CSSA Special Reports

RCMP Caught Lying to Parliament Canadian Firearms Program Technical Specialist Murray Smith Misleads MPs

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – December 7, 2022 RCMP Caught Lying to Parliament Canadian Firearms Program Technical Specialist Murray Smith Misleads MPs OTTAWA – Today, Tony Bernardo, Executive Director of the Canadian Shooting Sports Association, issued the following statement regarding comments made by the RCMP’s Murray Smith at the House of Commons Standing Committee on Public Safety and National … [Read more...]

Saskatchewan Firearms Act Proposes to License Fed Gun Grabbers

December 2, 2022 by Web Admin Filed Under: CSSA Commentary, CSSA Special Reports

Saskatchewan Firearms Act Proposes to License Fed Gun Grabbers

Congratulations to Christine Tell, Saskatchewan Minister of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety, for putting the federal government on notice. Federal Firearm Seizure Agents must, within 45 days, pay fair market value compensation, as determined by the Saskatchewan Firearms Commissioner, to the individual from whom the firearm was seized. 5-3 If a firearm is seized from an owner pursuant to … [Read more...]

CSSA Federal Lawsuit: An Overview

November 30, 2022 by Web Admin Filed Under: CSSA Commentary

CSSA Federal Lawsuit: An Overview

Our press release announcing CSSA’s multi-pronged lawsuit against the federal government for its de facto handgun confiscation scheme sparked a flurry of speculation. It appears that a lack of comprehension caused some to make erroneous declarations of what the CSSA’s lawsuit is about on some online forums – without ever reading the press release in detail, or reading the actual filed court … [Read more...]

TheGunBlog.ca Interviews Tony Bernardo on Bill C-21 Lawsuit, Canada Gun-Rights Advocacy

November 29, 2022 by Web Admin Filed Under: CSSA Commentary, Video

TheGunBlog.ca Interviews Tony Bernardo on Bill C-21 Lawsuit, Canada Gun-Rights Advocacy

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Tagged With: Bill C-21, Gun Rights Advocacy, Legal Issue

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