A Deep Dive into Canada’s Flawed FPO System Some of us are old enough to remember a time when journalists fought hard to report the truth and let the reader decide where they stood on an issue. Today, what passes for journalism is parroting government talking points instead of digging for and demanding the truth from our political class. Bill C-21 is a fantastic current example. Public Safety … [Read more...]
Call to Action: Write Your Senators About Bill C-21 Today!
After Justin Trudeau’s Liberals and Jagmeet Singh’s NDP shut down debate on Bill C-21, the Standing Committee on National Security and Public Safety (SECU) worked all day and night to ram the bill down Canadians’ throat. Raquel Dancho, CPC Shadow Minister Public Safety and the rest of the Conservative team fought to make improvements during this two-day marathon. They were stonewalled at every … [Read more...]
MP Raquel Dancho vs Bill C-21’s “Nuclear Option”
“It’s very important for people to understand that this is a nuclear option,” Raquel Dancho, MP for Kildonan—St. Paul (MB), said of the Liberal Motion for Closure on Bill C-21 on Monday in the House of Commons.[i] Bill C-21 and the latest round of Liberal amendments to it “impact 2.3 million gun owners, their families, their communities, hundreds of millions of dollars of our economy and tens of … [Read more...]
Keynote Speaker Raquel Dancho at CSSA Stick To Your Guns Dinner 2023
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Liberal Mantra: “We’re Not Happy Until You’re Not Happy”
On Monday, Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino announced new amendments to Bill C-21 that would, if passed, add a definition of “prohibited firearm” to the Criminal Code. This codified definition would provide clarity and certainty to the firearms community, Mendicino said. “All of these steps align with the recommendations of the Mass Casualty Commission's final report,” Mendicino … [Read more...]
Mendicino to Ban Most Semi-Auto Rifles and Shotguns
Public Safety Marco Mendicino today announced new amendments to Bill C-21 that would, if passed, would add a definition of “prohibited firearm” to the Criminal Code. “The amendments will include a standard technical definition, which contain the physical characteristics of an assault-style firearm,” Minister Mendicino said. “This definition, which would apply going forward, would be inserted into … [Read more...]
Mendicino’s Dumpster Fire, Part #62 (SECU)
On Tuesday afternoon, Minister Marco Mendicino appeared before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security (SECU). Rumours said Mendicino would introduce new amendments to Bill C-21, or at least introduce an “evergreen” definition of “assault-style firearms”. He did neither. Conservative MPs Raquel Dancho (Kildonan—St. Paul, MB), Dane Lloyd (Sturgeon … [Read more...]
Dine with MP Raquel Dancho at Stick To Your Guns Dinner 2023
YOUR EXCLUSIVE INVITATION Dine with MP Raquel Dancho at "Stick To Your Guns" Dinner 2023 Are you ready for an unforgettable evening of inspiration, camaraderie and fine dining? We're honoured to welcome MP Raquel Dancho, MP for Kildonan—St. Paul, MB, and the Shadow Minister of Public Safety, as our Keynote Speaker for our “Stick To Your Guns” Dinner 2023. Ms. Dancho's expertise and unwavering … [Read more...]
CBSA, GTA Police Stop Major Gun Smuggling Ring
Congratulations to the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) and the five other agencies who arrested 42 people, seized 173 guns and “a large quantity of illegal narcotics, cash, and ammunition” in a massive cross-border gun trafficking bust. [i] The CBSA helped achieve this success despite chronic underfunding and staff shortages. “We’re concerned the measures proposed by the Agency will only … [Read more...]
Special Report: Saskatchewan Firearms Act Passes with Unanimous Consent
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – April 6, 2023 Saskatchewan Firearms Act Passes with Unanimous Consent Today The Saskatchewan Firearms Act became law with a unanimous vote in the Saskatchewan legislature. “It is important for Saskatchewan to have its own provincial firearms legislation to ensure the concerns of responsible firearms owners are taken into account,” said Christine Tell, … [Read more...]