Highlights This Week – Dennis Young: Cancer Update, Website Handover to Christopher di Armani – RCMP Has Targeted Over 20,000 Gun Owners With Post-May 1 Prohibitions – CSSA, CSAAA: No Amnesty for Gun Owners Targeted By RCMP Prohibitions After May 1 – Justice Ministry: Amnesty Protects Gun Owners Targeted by RCMP Prohibitions – Public Safety…

Updated daily throughout the week. Highlights This Week – Altis HR Wins Contract to Supply Gun-Confiscation Project Manager – Altis HR Cancels Confiscation Project Manager Contract After ‘Threats’ – Alberta Plans Bill 211 to Block Any Municipal Gun Confiscations – RCMP Adds New 12-Gauge Shotgun to May 1 Confiscations – Colt Canada Delivers New C20…

TheGunBlog.ca — Canada’s governing Liberal Party told an opposition MP last week it expects to confiscate about 150,000 rifles and shotguns from hunters, farmers, sport shooters and businesses under its May 1 political attacks.

Updated daily throughout the week. Highlights This Week – Court Win: Judge Sides With Gun Owners on ‘Nullification’ Notices – Self-Defence: Man Found Not Guilty in Deadly Shooting – Gun Imports Plunge in October to Lowest in Almost Three Years – Trudeau Says He’ll Move Forward ‘Very Soon’ With New Anti-Gun Laws – Government Defers…

(Correction Dec. 27: Corrects headline and article to delete incorrect analysis of planned handgun prohibitions.) TheGunBlog.ca — The office of Canadian Minister Bill Blair outlines the next steps in the government’s planned laws against federally licensed gun owners.

TheGunBlog.ca — Greg Dunn of Dunn & Associates comments below after winning the first court case for gun owners against the May 1 regulatory attacks by Canada’s governing Liberal Party and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Dunn, based in Calgary, was the lawyer for Ryan Stark in his request to access a Section 74 hearing…

TheGunBlog.ca — An Alberta court sided with gun owners fighting the federal government and federal police’s regulatory attacks, marking a significant procedural win for the rights of Canadian hunters, sport shooters and firearm collectors.

(Update Dec. 1: Adds RCMP comment.) TheGunBlog.ca — Alberta’s Chief Firearms Office, a unit of Canada’s federal police, ordered Alberta Tactical Rifle Supply to stop making, selling or advertising its rifles, jeopardizing the company’s existence and leading to a lawsuit. Ken Dobie, a firearms officer with the Edmonton-based regulator, signed the three-page letter dated Oct.…

Updated daily throughout the week. Highlights This Week – RCMP Labour Union Opposes Liberal-RCMP Mass Gun Confiscations – RCMP Q&A: Backlog for New Gun Licences Rises to 4 Months, 32,000 – Accused Man Says He Shot Assailant in Self-Defence – Liberals to Pay $78 Million for Contractor to Design Mass Gun Confiscations – RCMP Publishes…

Alberta Tactical Rifle Supply (ATRS) sued the Canadian government and four RCMP and Alberta CFO employees for $130 million in damages from the May 1 gun bans. It’s the first cororate case of its kind in Federal Court.