TheGunBlog.ca — Canada’s Liberal Party-led administration proposed the following regulations to use Canada Post to help confiscate guns from government-licensed businesses, as it scrambles to salvage the failing confiscations it ordered in May 2020.

TheGunBlog.ca — Canada’s Liberal Party-led administration updated its gun-confiscation order of 01 May 2020 so that government-licensed gun users who volunteer to surrender their firearms don’t automatically risk jail.

TheGunBlog.ca — Natural Resources Canada responds to our questions about its new restrictions coming into force tomorrow targeting buyers and sellers of propellant powder, black powder, and reactive targets such as Tannerite and Thundershot.

Highlights – RCMP CFP Updates Website on How Bill C-21 Restricts Buyers/Sellers of Ammo Mags – Alberta Can Regulate, Not ‘Completely Refuse,’ Trudeau Gun Confiscators, Says Chief Firearms Officer (Rebel News)

Highlights – Sidney Island Deer Cull Used CZ Bren 2 Ms Rifles and 30-Round Mags – What Happened to Canada’s Gun-Confiscation Emergency? – Liberal OIC Orders New Restrictions This Month for Black Powder and Tannerite

TheGunBlog.ca — The Sidney Island deer cull in British Columbia last December used CZ Bren 2 Ms rifles and 30-round ammo magazines, reasonable gear choices that are illegal for government-licensed hunters.

Highlights – Canada’s Anti-Gun Regime Is Unraveling – Liberals to Begin Gun Confiscations in 2025 (CBC) – CATF Presents: The All Canadian Rifle Contest (Video)

Highlights – Mailing ‘Prohibited’ Guns By Canada Post Is Illegal; Liberals Decline to Comment – Canada Post Refuses To Collect Banned Guns – Saskatchewan Passes Unanimous Motion Asking Feds to Hand Over Gun Policy

TheGunBlog.ca — Saskatchewan unanimously passed a motion this week calling on the Canadian government to hand over gun policy to the province, as it works to protect firearm users from federal Liberal Party attacks.

TheGunBlog.ca — The Liberals want the gun owners they targeted with confiscation in May 2020 to mail in our “Prohibited” firearms by Canada Post, CBC News reported. Canada Post refused, and it would be illegal.