Highlights
– Liberals Reveal Rifle/Shotgun Confiscation Plans in New Request for Information
– CSAAA Outlines Its Results, Plans and New Board
– Poilievre Has Commanding Lead Over Conservative Leadership Rivals: Poll
TheGunBlog.ca — The Canadian government revealed more details of its plans to confiscate rifles and shotguns from hundreds of thousands of government-licensed gun owners.
Highlights
– Week-Ahead Agenda
– Canada Gun Imports Rise 9.9% in January-May 2022 Vs. January-May 2021
– RCMP Canadian Firearms Program Hired Privacy Specialist to Assess New Programs
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– Canadians Bought 60,000+ Handguns in 10 Days After May 30, Ontario CFO Says
– Gary Mauser: StatsCan Treats PAL Holders as Criminals
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– Bill C-21 Goes to SECU for Review After Passing Second Reading
– RCMP Chief Lucki Responds to Halifax Examiner Report
– Next Four Days Are Critical for Canadian Handgunners
TheGunBlog.ca — The chief of the RCMP interfered in the investigation of the 2020 Nova Scotia massacre to push Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s anti-gun agenda, the Halifax Examiner reported today.
Highlights
– SECU May Vote to Fast-Track Trudeau’s Anti-Handgun OIC
– CSSA Hosts Ninth Annual Parliamentary Day at the Range
– RCMP Says Delays to Contact Firearms Call Centre Are Worsening
TheGunBlog.ca — Canada’s anti-gun Firearms Act empowers the Senate to fast-track planned regulations targeting gun users, and cabinet can then activate the new regulations by Order in Council (OIC). Here’s how it works.
TheGunBlog.ca — The RCMP responds below to our questions on transferring so-called “Non-Restricted” rifles and shotguns since May 18, when new criminalizations from Bill C-71 (2019) targeting government-licensed gun owners took effect.
TheGunBlog.ca — Canada’s Department of Public Safety responds below to our questions on when the government will activate its planned Order in Council (OIC) to suppress government-licensed handgunners.
TheGunBlog.ca — Round up of Canadian PM Trudeau’s 7 main criminalizations and confiscations outlined on Monday May 30.
Highlights
– Trudeau Files New Regulations and Law to Kill Legal Handgun Market By Fall
– Copy of the Regulations
– Mendicino Says ‘All Options on the Table‘ for National Handgun Ban
TheGunBlog.ca — Canadian PM Justin Trudeau will update Bill C-21 with an amendment to expand the rifle and shotgun confiscations he began in May 2020, Marco Mendicino said May 30 in comments that many people missed.
TheGunBlog.ca — The Liberals could use their planned Order in Council (OIC) to kill the legal handgun market any day, and certaintly before the fall.
Here is a snapshot of the process behind the timing.
TheGunBlog.ca — Here’s a PDF of the regulations Canadian PM Trudeau plans to activate by Order in Council so he can kill the legal handgun market before Bill C-21 becomes law.
TheGunBlog.ca — Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau filed new regulations and a draft law today to kill the legal handgun market by this fall, as he works to weaken citizens, destroy shooting sports, and eliminate personal gun ownership.
Highlights
– Trudeau to Propose New Anti-Gun Law Next Week
– Statistics Canada Publishes Flawed Gun Stats as Liberals Prepare New Anti-Gun Law
– Canada First-Quarter Gun Imports Rise 29% to $46 Million
– Rick Hemmingson Comments on Leftist Response to Texas School Massacre
TheGunBlog.ca — Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will begin his newest legislative attack against government-licensed gun owners and businesses next week, according to the latest House of Commons Notice Paper.
Highlights
– Week-Ahead Agenda
– Alberta CFO Urges Mendicino to Abandon Bill C-71’s New Prohibitions
– RCMP Updates Webpage on ‘Buying and Selling (Transferring) Firearms’
– Anti-Gun Angus Reid Institute Publishes Anti-Gun Poll From January
TheGunBlog.ca — Alberta’s Chief Firearms Officer urged the federal government to delay or abandon its Bill C-71 prohibitions against government-licensed gun users set to start tomorrow, citing “intense concerns.” Details “In view of the magnitude of these changes, I call on you to immediately announce a moratorium on their introduction for at least one year to…