Highlights – Week-Ahead Agenda

Highlights – Liberals May Still Criminalize More Gun Owners During Prorogued Parliament – Canada Gun Market Continues Collapse With Weakest Monthly Firearm Imports in Almost 13 Years

TheGunBlog.ca — Canada’s Liberal Party-led administration may pursue its plans to further criminalize government-licensed gun users while parliament is prorogued. The Liberals have the legal authority to continue their attacks. It’s up to them whether they will or not based on their politics and priorities.

Highlights – Ian Runkle: Liberals Plan New Gun Confiscations ‘Very Soon’ After Repealing 2014 Regulations – NFA: Canada’s National Firearms Association 2024 Recap (Video) – CCFR Teases “Project X” as “Operation Pitchfork” for Election 2025

TheGunBlog.ca — Canada’s Liberal Party-led administration plans new forced confiscations targeting government-licensed gun owners “very soon” after having repealed regulations protecting us two weeks ago, said Ian Runkle, a firearms lawyer.

Highlights – Liberals Publish RIAS for Proposed New Criminalizations Targeting Firearm Businesses – Liberals Estimate New Attack Will Cost Firearm Businesses $7.5 Million Over 10 Years

Highlights – Trudeau to Name MP David McGuinty to Replace LeBlanc as Minister of Public Safety, CBC Says – Liberals’ 3-Year Plan for Gun-Confiscation Spending Suggests They’ve Abandoned October 2025 Deadline – Liberals Propose New Criminalizations Targeting Businesses That Make or Import Firearms (PDF)

TheGunBlog.ca — Canadian PM Justin Trudeau of the Liberal Party today named David McGuinty to lead his attacks against government-licensed gun owners and businesses, and installed Rachel Bendayan, an anti-gun activist, as his associate.

TheGunBlog.ca — Dominic LeBlanc indicated yesterday he will leave his post as Canada’s Liberal Minister of Public Safety overseeing the party’s gun confiscations targeting government-licensed owners and businesses, after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau named him finance minister.

TheGunBlog.ca — Canada’s Liberal Party-led administration said today it plans to spend almost $600 million over three years on its failing firearm confiscations, suggesting it has abandoned efforts to complete the forced seizures by October 2025.