TheGunBlog.ca — The Canadian Sporting Arms and Ammunition Association urged federally licensed gun users to buy any new rifles and shotguns before Bill C-71’s new criminalizations start next week.

Highlights – Bill C-71 Restrictions Start This Month on Buying/Selling ‘Non-Restricted’ Guns – Pierre Poilievre Promises Respect for Gun Owners If Elected PM – Najma Ahmed, Founder of Anti-Gun Doctors Group, Doesn’t Know a Thing About Guns

TheGunBlog.ca — A new Order in Council shows the Canadian government will start enforcing Bill C-71’s new restrictions on government-licensed gun owners and stores this month.

Highlights – Trudeau Is Considering Ending Lawful Handgun Ownership in Canada – SECU Publishes Its Report on Illegal Use of Guns – Gary Mauser: Should Semi-Autos Be Banned? Response to Blake Brown

Highlights – Week-Ahead Agenda – Ontario Liberals Promise to End Handgun Ownership If Elected to Government – Doug Ford Fires Back at Liberals’ Proposed Handgun Ban – NFA: Taking the Fight to the Provinces

Highlights – Alberta CFO Urges Feds to Cancel May 2020 Attacks – Alberta Accepts Advisory Committee Recommendations for Gun Rights – Saskatchewan Sets Up Firearms Advisory Committee – RCMP Says Gun-Licence Fees Fall By a Few Cents Starting 31 March 2022

TheGunBlog.ca — Alberta’s Chief Firearms Officer, backed by the province’s premier, called on the federal government to cancel its attacks begun in May 2020 against government-licensed gun owners.

Highlights – Budget 2022 Reiterates Wish to Confiscate Guns From Licensed Owners – Canada Gun Imports Total $9.2 Million in February

Highlights – A Gun-Rights Proposal for Canadian Municipalities, By Patrick Plunkett – RCMP Says It Doesn’t Have Stats Available on How Few People Surrendered TheIr Guns So Far – CSSA: Pierre Poilievre to Speak at AGM’s ‘Stick to Your Guns’ Dinner on April 30 – RCMP Still Blames Covid-19 for Four-Month Delay Processing New Gun…

TheGunBlog.ca — Canadian municipalities have legal powers they could use to protect gun owners from the federal government’s political and regulatory attacks, according to a law student’s analysis.