FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – November 22, 2022 OSHAWA, ON – Today, rumours that Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government will ban semi-automatic rifles and shotguns are confirmed. An amendment to Bill C-21, currently before a House of Commons committee, was tabled today that will ban all semi-automatic rifles and shotguns capable of accepting an external magazine. That Bill C-21, in Clause 1, be amended … [Read more...]
Canadian Shooting Sports Association Launches Multi-Pronged Lawsuit Against Trudeau Government over Handgun Freeze
Donate Below FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Canadian Shooting Sports Association Launches Multi-Pronged Lawsuit Against Trudeau Government over Handgun Freeze November 21, 2022 OSHAWA, ON –The Canadian Shooting Sports Association (CSSA) launched a multi-pronged lawsuit against the Canadian federal government for their de facto handgun confiscation scheme euphemistically labelled a “handgun … [Read more...]
York Regional Police: 100% of Traced Guns Smuggled from United States
York Regional Police kicked the legs out from under Justin Trudeau’s “handgun freeze” when they presented their report – Guns, Gangs and Violence – to the Police Services Board on November 7th.[i] “Out of 107 firearms that you see, 83 of them were successfully traced. Of those 83 guns that were traced, 100 per cent of them were identified as illicit firearms coming in from the United States and … [Read more...]
Bill C-21: Write Your Senators!
Bill C-21 is still under consideration at the Standing Committee of Public Safety and National Security (SECU), but with Jagmeet Singh’s NDP backing every Liberal government bill, Bill C-21 will soon be making its way to the Senate.[i] When it does, the responsibility to fix this terrible legislation will be in the hands of our Senators.[ii] The Senate has the power to change and/or delay … [Read more...]
Top Cops Testify Trudeau’s Handgun Ban is Misguided and Useless
Bill C-21 and the national handgun freeze recently imposed by the Trudeau government is misguided at best and useless at worst, according to both the government’s own documents and police experts across Canada. So why does the Trudeau government insist on wasting taxpayer dollars on a gun ban that cannot solve the problem of drug dealers and gang violence? Is it because Trudeau and company are … [Read more...]
Mendicino Cares More About Drug Dealers than Your Family’s Safety
When political considerations drive government policy, the results are always disastrous for ordinary Canadians. If Marco Mendicino actually cared about the safety of Canadians, he would plug the revolving door in our justice system that sees violent criminals arrested repeatedly for serious crimes – include violating Firearm Prohibition Orders – only to be released so they can commit more … [Read more...]
Trudeau Kills Legal Handgun Sales in Canada
“We cannot continue to wait to protect people,” Surrey MP Randeep Sarai told reporters at this morning’s press conference.[i] An odd comment, since Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government has utterly failed to stop gun smuggling from the United States or the drug dealer and gang violence that flows from it. “Today, our national freeze on handguns is coming into force,” the prime minister said. … [Read more...]
Tony Bernardo Testifies before SECU Committee: October 18, 2022
Yukon and New Brunswick Join Prairies to Tell Feds NO GUN GRAB
Marco Mendicino’s demand to use provincial resources to confiscate legally-possessed firearms was at the top of the agenda of the 2022 meeting of Federal, Provincial and Territorial Ministers Responsible for Justice and Public Safety. At that meeting, New Brunswick joined Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba to say they would not permit provincial crime fighting resources to be used to clean up the … [Read more...]
Hunting Accidents Are Rare, But We Can Do Better
Dr. Gary Mauser notes that accidental firearm deaths are low and have been falling for decades.[i] “Thanks to a strong culture of safety in the firearms community, gun accidents are rare,” Mauser writes. “In the past five years (2015-2019), the most recent years statistics are available, 11 Canadians died each year from an accidental firearms injury.” “This is less than half the number of … [Read more...]