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TEAM CSSA eNEWS | January 24, 2023 |
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Liberal Government Admits Bill C-21 Amendment Bans Hunting Rifles and Shotguns
It comes as no surprise that, despite all its claims to the contrary, the Liberal government’s November 4, 2022, amendments to Bill C-21 will ban a wide swath of hunting rifles and shotguns.
Prime Minister Trudeau labelled this indisputable fact as “misinformation” when confronted.
Trudeau and his cabinet continue to peddle this “misinformation” even after the government’s own briefing note confirmed it.[i]
“We recognize the proposed changes may reduce the number of firearms some hunters use today,” Liberal staffers wrote in the December 13, 2022, briefing note titled Comprehensive Prohibition Of Assault Style Firearms.
“I don’t see this particular measure [freeze on handgun sales] as having a quick impact, simply because those are not the guns we’re seeing involved in those types of incidents,” said Calgary Police Chief Mark Neufeld.[ii]
Liberal MP Pam Damoff parroted the Liberal Party lie in committee, stating: “We will not be banning any guns that are commonly used for hunting.”[iii]
NDP MP Taylor Bachrach responded to Ms. Damoff’s lies with contempt.[iv]
“We are not going to clean up the mess the Liberals have made of this bill, and people feel hoodwinked by these last-minute amendments. This was meant to be a bill about limiting handguns and protecting victims of domestic violence, but now the Liberals are going after the tools that my neighbours use for hunting, predator control and backcountry safety. When is the Prime Minister going to realize the mistake he has made, fix this mess and back up the bus?”
So far, the only answer from the Prime Minister’s Office is to send Marco Mendicino on a nation-wide propaganda tour.
Last week alone, Minister Mendicino trotted out five funding announcements totalling $11.4 million for “prevention programs” to London[v], ON; Whitehorse[vi], YK; Burnaby[vii], North Vancouver[viii] and Richmond[ix], BC.
The government’s press releases state this funding “will help address the underlying conditions that give rise to crime.”
Whitehorse Mayor Laura Cabott is ecstatic about the federal cash flowing into her city, even though she has no idea what she will spend it on.
“We’re going to start off just doing some engagement and trying to determine how best we would use that money,” Mayor Laura Cabott told the Whitehorse Star.[x]
These announcements are designed to take the heat off the Liberal government’s plan to ban hunting rifles and shotguns through its atrocious amendment to Bill C-21.
Justin Trudeau, Marco Mendicino and the rest of this corrupt Liberal government believe they can wash away all the negative publicity surrounding their ban of hunting rifles and shotguns with buckets of borrowed cash.
There will always be municipal politicians willing to peddle the government’s lies for 30 pieces of silver and a psychopathic media that dutifully repeats those Liberal lies.
Our duty remains the same.
We stand for the truth about guns and gun owners.
We continue to defend gun owners and their property through effective political action and legal measures like our lawsuit against the federal government for its handgun sales freeze.
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Will Canadians buy into Mendicino's crime prevention funding announcements?
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RESULTS FROM LAST WEEK'S SURVEY
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Do you worry that police will come to your door to confiscate your private property?
YES: 74.1%
NO: 25.9%
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January 22, 2023
RE: Recent Survey
Your survey asks if we think police will come to our residence to confiscate our legally owned guns. Trudeau is already allowing the Chinese to set up police stations in Canada under the guise of assisting them watching Chinese Nationals in Canada. These are the police they may use. The other force is the U.N. soldiers entering Canada as immigrants that will be amassed for that very purpose. If they use either of these groups, I feel the non-violent approach will be replaced with full armed response since these mercenaries will show no respect or empathy.
L.W.B.
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January 18, 2023
RE: Experienced
Good morning,
Having read your article regarding on what to do if the police show up at your door, you missed the most important information.
As this happened to me approximately 7 years ago, when the Officers knocked at my door and told me that they wanted to talk to me, I politely asked them if I was under arrest.
At that point the Officers told me I was not. I then asked them to leave my property and closed the door.
That was the last of the interaction.
To this day I still have no idea why they showed up, nor did I care.
They cannot enter your home without a warrant or cause.
The most important advice is not to get rattled and give them a reason to place you in custody.
Be polite, but be firm.
Scott
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January 17, 2023
RE: Elephant in the room
Why all claptrap about Trudeau's gun grab being about public safety. It's not and never was about anyone's safety. No one else seems to be talking about the elephant in the room, so I will. It's all about the total disarmament of the Canadian citizens. Just as in 1936 Germany.....first they shut down free speech (C11), then they confiscate the guns (C21). Oh, that would never happen in modern society Canada today, you say???? Did you ever think you would see your federal government order militarized mounted horseman to trample over elderly women with walkers and others participating in peaceful protest? Neither did I. Think again.
JWB
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January 17, 2023
RE: FedGov Gun Confiscations
This commentary in the newsletter has some incomplete or poorly worded and therefore potentially pretty dangerous legal information in it. Under 3 Simple rules it seems to heavily imply that police can never enter your home without a warrant. This isn’t true. It lays out 2 options, for police who demand entry with a warrant it says to “peacefully comply” and for those without a warrant who demand entry it says to “deny them entry as is your right”. There are many cases where exigent circumstances require police to enter without a warrant against the wishes of the occupant. The Supreme Court case R. vs Godoy gets into a lot of that and is used as case law. It is absolutely your right to VERBALLY deny entry but to start anything physical or not “peaceful”, legally you would have to be sure that they have absolutely no justification to enter, and you have no practical way of knowing that at the door. Justification would include a 911 call you wouldn’t know was made by a bad actor such as a ‘Swatting’. Even if it turns out to be entirely unlawful entry, trying to physically stop police at the door could easily continue to escalate until you get arrested or even killed. The best thing to do is say if you consent or not, but comply peacefully and take it up in court later. As it says the police might not be there due to whatever confiscation scheme they come up with.
As a police officer I would probably book off in sick before I showed up at any law abiding gun owners house to confiscate their legally obtained private property. The whole thing disgusts me and MANY other officers I know. And many are dreading those knocks on our own doors. However police officers represent a spectrum of society and a few might agree with it, many don’t know enough to form and opinion, and sadly most will not want to disobey orders if it comes to losing their job and being unable to pay their mortgage. I truly hope that enough officers will refuse to crush the rights of Canadians, just as the police refused to enforce Doug Ford’s policy of stopping people randomly during covid lockdowns, demanding to know where they were headed, and arresting them if they refused to say or provide their name. He backtracked on that fast on that idea when the police spoke up.
Thanks,
Devon K.
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Trudeau thinks these gun owners are dangerous
Pierre Poilievre | YouTube.com | January 23, 2023
Justin Trudeau thinks Joy is dangerous—because she is a licensed firearms professional.
But he thinks repeat violent criminals should get same-day bail.
Is Joy dangerous or is Justin out of touch?
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Canadian firearms group releases instructions about...
The Canadian Shooting Sports Association (CSSA) says it wants people to be prepared if police come to their homes to attempt to take away their guns. "They have no plan, and they have no power to implement their plan," said the CSSA in a Tuesday...
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www.westernstandard.news
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Bill C-21 will reduce the number of guns hunters use,...
New federal gun controls "may reduce the number of firearms some hunters use," admits a federal briefing note to Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino. It claimed hunters will have to find alternatives.
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www.westernstandard.news
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Bill Will Target Hunters: Feds
New federal gun controls "may reduce the number of firearms some hunters use," admits a federal briefing note to Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino. Hunters will have to find alternatives, it said: "People feel hoodwinked." This content is...
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Opposition MPs united in ensuring Canadian hunters...
National Post contacted all 12 members of the all-party House standing committee on public safety and national security currently examining Bill C-21 OTTAWA - Opposition party members of the committee examining the Trudeau Liberals' contentious...
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Gun control amendment a must, says Trudeau
SASKATOON - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau remained firm on the amendments made by the Liberal-led government banning handguns and other munitions, including those used for hunting during his visit to Sasktoon this week. The amendment to Bill...
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SARM supports The Saskatchewan Firearms Act
The Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) members are concerned that the proposed federal gun bans are ineffective and politically motivated infringements on the rights and freedoms of farmers, ranchers, and all law-abiding...
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discoverweyburn.com
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Yukon MP, public safety minister, get an earful at...
Liberal MP Brendan Hanley hosted a roundtable with Yukoners on Thursday evening to discuss Bill C-21 and proposed amendments that could see long guns, such as rifles and shotguns, banned in Canada. The roundtable was the first of two Hanley...
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WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATE
Main Responsibilities:
Responsibilities include shipping, storing materials, picking, packing and scanning orders. The goal is to increase efficiency, profitability and customer satisfaction.
• Prepare and complete orders for delivery or pickup according to schedule (load, pack, wrap, label, ship)
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• Report any discrepancies
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• Operate and maintain preventively warehouse vehicles and equipment
• Follow quality service standards and comply with procedures, rules and regulations
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• Willingness to learn
• Ability to lift >50 lbs.
• Proven working experience as a warehouse worker
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• Good organizational and time management skills
• Ability to lift heavy objects
• High School Diploma
*Current Firearms Licence and Restricted Firearms Licence along with a Certified Forklift Licence will be required after the probation period.
Education Required: High School Diploma
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Alberta takes aim at federal gun policies
The UCP government is taking a stand against a federal gun ban implemented in 2020.
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Mendicino commences border crossing tour to promote 'gun ...
PETITION: Fire Marco Mendicino Liberal Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino must resign for falsely claiming that police asked the federal government to invoke the Emergencies Act in February following the Freedom Convoy protests that took...
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ANALYSIS: Fund to fight gun crime a political...
Across the country, Liberal MPs have spent the week handing out millions of dollars to municipalities to fight gun crime and remind voters about their intention to ban handguns and strengthen gun control laws, measures which internal government...
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globalnews.ca
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– Club Level Safety Instructor Course –
Saturday, February 25, 2023
9 a.m.
Oshawa, ON
Description: This course prepares candidates to train fellow club members firearm safety (at clubs which the candidate holds a membership).
The Club Level Safety Instructor Course is a review of the ACTS-PROVE method used in the Canadian Firearms Safety Course/Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course. Students will also learn about methods of instruction in firearm safety and topics to be include when teaching at their club.
Prerequisites: Must hold a valid RPAL, be a CSSA member in good standing and have one year of shooting experience.
Length: 8 hours – a classroom only program – NO Live Fire.
Cost: $90
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– Range Safety Officer Course –
Sunday, February 26, 2023
9 a.m.
Oshawa, ON
Description: This is a one-day course designed to train candidates to conduct a safe and informal firing line for the local gun club. It is a generic program for use with sport shooters who are not in a specific discipline. It is not intended to replace any current safe practices but to enhance and refresh all current and future Range Safety Officers and Line Safety Officers in their duties and responsibilities at the local level.
The purpose of this program is to ensure all Range Officers are trained to the same standard, making for an improved shooting experience for our membership.
Prerequisites: Must hold a valid RPAL, be a CSSA member in good standing and have one year of shooting experience.
Length: 6 hours – a classroom only program – NO Live Fire.
Cost: $85
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Another felon in possession of a firearm, contrary to order. |
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Man out on bail for firearms offenses charged again...
A 27-year-old man is facing a slew of firearm related charges after police seized a handgun during a vehicle search in Mississauga on Saturday (Jan. 21).
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www.mississauga.com
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Suspects sought after TTC bus operator shot with BB gun
Toronto police are investigating after a TTC operator was shot with a BB gun in Scarborough on Saturday evening. Police said the operator was waiting to take over a bus in the area of Markham Road and Progress Avenue when they were shot at. The...
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Stolen vehicle spotted in High River leads to arrest of...
An investigation into a stolen vehicle that had been spotted near a High River home led to the arrest of two women and a man who were wanted in connection with crimes throughout Alberta.
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Toronto man banned from possessing firearms found with...
A Toronto man who was banned from possessing firearms is facing numerous charges after he was found in possession of a loaded gun, police say. Peel Regional Police said late last year, officers launched a drug investigation into a 29-year-old...
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globalnews.ca
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Toronto teens charged after $1.3M in gold and silver...
A group of teenage boys has been charged after allegedly stealing nearly $1.3 million worth of gold and silver from a precious metals store in downtown Toronto last month. York Regional Police say three masked teens robbed the Bloor Street store...
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Target of racially motivated robbery to be sentenced for ...
A young, Black Ajax man appeared in Kingston court Thursday to plead guilty to possession of a restricted firearm, after using it to shoot a local man who had plotted a "racially motivated robbery" against him in August 2021. Madam Justice Alison ...
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2 instances of gun violence on Edmonton transit has...
On the same day last week in Edmonton, guns were used twice to threaten people on Edmonton Transit Service buses - frightening incidents that police say thankfully, are not common. Both incidents happened Friday, Jan. 13.
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globalnews.ca
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Fort Erie man arrested after Friday night shooting
A Fort Erie man has been arrested following a shooting in town Friday night. Niagara Regional Police said they responded to a report of a disturbance at 10:23 p.m. on Bertie Street between Central Avenue and Concession Road. Upon arrival they...
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Accidental 911 call leads to weapons charges in Cole...
A Cole Harbour man was scheduled to appear at Dartmouth provincial court Tuesday after handguns, swords and grenades were seized from a home on Astral Drive on Monday. An accidental 911 call led to Halifax District RCMP seizing numerous weapons - ...
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Sarnia border officers capturing more illegal drugs and guns
Border seizures of certain illegal drugs at the Sarnia, Ont. Blue Water Bridge are trending upward. Since 2019, the amount of cocaine seized at the crossing has more than tripled.
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Police raid in Burlington neighbourhood leads to 5 guns, ...
Halton police say they seized firearms and cocaine at a Burlington home after concluding an investigation into local drug trafficking on Wednesday, Jan. 18. Det. Scott Heyerman said information from the public led the Burlington Street Crime Unit ...
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Violent crimes soar as organized crime grips the region
The rise in violent crime across the region is up significantly as Waterloo Region Police Services looks to add around 55 officers to the force over the next three years. During a Jan.
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Toronto mayor reiterates need for increased police...
Toronto Mayor John Tory says he is "deeply concerned" about a number of random violent incidents that have taken place in the city, adding it's why he is pushing for an increase to the policing budget.
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toronto.ctvnews.ca
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CSSA TARGET 2022-2023
is now officially underway!
If you are interested in participating with a chance to win some great draw prizes, sign up for the CSSA Target Competition HERE.
To download targets, click HERE. Please remember to keep your 10 best scores for a 16-month period.
To submit scores, please click HERE. If you have paid for unlimited targets for that discipline, there is nothing more you need to do. If you have not paid for the submission, head over to the CSSA store HERE and select single or unlimited. Submission costs depend upon whether you are a CSSA Member or Non-Member and whether you are a Junior or Adult participant.
If you wish to submit a group of scores as a club, the CSSA has a spreadsheet that can be sent to you by email. To get the spreadsheet, please contact our office by phone at 1-888-873-4339 or email Judith at judith.crowell@cssa-cila.org.
For more information on this program, please feel free to give us a call at 1-888-873-4339. We're always happy to assist!
PLAY SAFE, HAVE FUN AND GOOD LUCK TO ALL!
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Police in Halifax looking for officer's missing firearm...
Halifax Regional Police say a police-issued firearm magazine that contains ammunition is missing. According to police, the magazine was reported missing Friday night "after getting detached from an officer's duty belt during the course of their...
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globalnews.ca
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Suspended London police officer slapped with weapons...
A London police officer charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and other offences has been given a weapons ban as part of his release conditions, court records show. A London police officer charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and ...
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lfpress.com
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Opinion: When guns are controlled do killers switch to...
In 2021 shootings were up to 297, stabbings 242 - both record highs Last September, Myles Sanderson stabbed and killed 11 people and injured 18 in several locations in Saskatchewan. Then in October Shaelyn Yang, an RCMP officer, was fatally...
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financialpost.com
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3D-printed 'ghost' gun seizures on the rise in Calgary
Calgary Police Service seized two 3D-printed guns in 2020 and 2021 combined. In 2022 alone, police took 17 of them off the street. The number of 3D-printed "ghost" guns seized by Calgary police officers rose drastically last year, after years of...
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A 'quantum healer' speaks out from jail on his...
During the dark months in jail before being convicted over the massive gun and drugs cache seized from his Etobicoke apartment, Daniel Dubajic says he used his energy-healing powers to help fellow inmates - just as he claims he did years ago with ...
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www.thestar.com
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Judge reserves decision in case of Saskatoon man charged ...
A Saskatoon judge is reserving his decision in the case against Clint McLaughlin, accused of choking, threatening and confining his girlfriend in 2020. A Saskatoon judge is reserving his decision in the case of a man accused of choking,...
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www.cbc.ca
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PALs get new look - Ontario OUT of DOORS
Firearms Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL) cards will sport a new look with enhanced security features starting this month, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) stated on its website .The Canadian Firearms Program transition to the new PAL ...
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oodmag.com
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Canada Gun Rights News: Week of 2023 January 16 |...
Highlights - Trudeau Recognizes Right to Protect With Guns - CSSA Says How to Respond to Police Searching Your Home to Confiscate Your Guns - Yukon Opposes Bill C-21, Premier Ranj Pillai Says . . .
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thegunblog.ca
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Imitation guns and a Vietnam-era flamethrower among...
Almost 18,000 firearms and weapons have been surrendered during the first year of a permanent national amnesty, but authorities remain unsure about just how many rifles, shotguns and handguns remain in the community.
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www.abc.net.au
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Helicopter pilot faces court accused of importing...
A helicopter pilot who regularly travelled between South Australia and the United States has lost a bid to get the bulk of his charges, for allegedly importing illegal gun parts in his luggage, thrown out of court.
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www.abc.net.au
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Shooting gold medallist Michael Diamond fails to have...
Two-time Olympic shooting gold medallist Michael Diamond has failed in his bid to get a 10-year gun licence ban overturned.
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www.abc.net.au
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How Guns Are Becoming Building Materials for Low-Income...
Melted down guns seized by authorities will soon be used to build low-income housing, according to Colombia 's Armed Forces, National Police and Prosecutor's Office. About 29,000 weapons, a mix of many types of gun, plus mortars and rocket...
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www.insideedition.com
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Rome mayor calls for gun control debate after woman shot ...
Rome mayor Roberto Gualtieri has called for a debate on gun control after a woman was shot dead outside a restaurant by her former partner on Friday night. The woman, 34-year-old lawyer Martina Scialdone, was reportedly shot by Costantino...
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www.wantedinrome.com
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As Jacinda Ardern announces exit as New Zealand PM, here ...
The world was left in complete shock after New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern made a sudden announcement that she is resigning from her office. The shocking announcement came on Thursday when the New Zealand PM said that she will be...
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www.republicworld.com
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OPINIONISTA: South Africa's rise in mass shootings...
South Africa, with its estimated population of more than 60.1 million , has changed in recent years as the government grappled with prevalent inequities, generations of neglect and a developmental backlog created by the apartheid era.
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www.dailymaverick.co.za
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Sweden's right-wing government struggles to tackle gang...
In Sweden it's a new year with a new-ish government, but many of the same problems remain. Particularly when it comes to gang violence. Though the country set a dark record in 2022 - with more than 60 people killed by guns - 2023 hasn't seen much ...
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www.newstatesman.com
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Senior Police Scotland firearms officer brands UK gun...
A senior Police Scotland firearms officer has suggested that the UK's gun laws are out of date. Superintendent Steven Duncan, Head of National Firearms and Explosives Licensing for the force, acknowledged the 54-year-old legislation could cause...
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Airing JANUARY 29, 2023 on CITY TV |
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This week on Canada In The Rough, Paul Beasley is camping and hunting in the remote wilderness of Newfoundland as he archery hunts for a mature bull moose with “Grand Lake Adventures”. The crew goes deep and works hard as they get into some incredible moose action in the rugged back country of “The Rock”.
FIND THE CITR EPISODES AND SCHEDULE HERE
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Illinois appeals judge's restraining order on gun ban
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul on Monday asked a state appellate court to dismiss a temporary restraining order on Illinois' new ban on semiautomatic weapons. The two-week-old law was adopted in response to a mass shooting at the July 4th...
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www.newsobserver.com
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California's strict gun laws don't eliminate violence,...
MONTEREY PARK, Calif. -California has a reputation as a tough place to buy a gun. It's home to mandatory waiting periods and background checks for firearms purchases. It bans so-called military-style assault weapons, one of just eight states,...
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www.washingtonpost.com
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Gaetz Introduces Bill to Abolish ATF; Some Sneer, Others ...
Washington, DC - -(AmmoLand.com)- Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz has introduced legislation in Congress to abolish the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, igniting a discussion on social media ranging from sneers to...
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'You don't need an AR-15': A look at some of Biden's...
President Biden's tenure in the White House has been marked with a consistent tone surrounding the Second Amendment and firearms, but on several occasions, the president has shown that he may not know the real issue at hand as he repeatedly...
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Introducing Workplace Extension
The team behind Firearm Legal Defence is excited to introduce the Workplace Extension, available as an add-on to your policy.
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Many policy holders have been asking us if their Firearm Legal Defence policy covers them while they're at work and the answer has always been 'no' – until now. With the Workplace Extension, policy holders that carry firearms for their job can have confidence that they're protected by Firearm Legal Defence even when they're at work.
Add the Workplace Extension at our next renewal or call us at 250-869-3987 or 1-800-670-1877, ext. 3987.
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SHOT Show Attendance Back To Pre-Covid Levels | SGB...
The 45th SHOT Show was held last week with more events and exhibit space than ever before. Strong attendance, enthusiastic buyers and sellers, and a series of packed special events that collectively made up "SHOT Week" resulted in one of the...
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Alec Baldwin won't be charged over shooting injury of...
However, actor still faces involuntary manslaughter charge in connection with the death of the film's cinematographer Halyna Hutchins Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an...
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SHOT Show 2023: NFA Silencer Numbers Continue to Rise
U.S.A. --(AmmoLand.com)- On January 18, 2023, at the SHOT Show, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) hosted a slide show on what has been happening in the National Firearms Act Division of the ATF. This presentation did...
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NRA-ILA | If the CPSC Would Ban Gas Stoves, Imagine How...
The Consumer Product Safety Commission, the federal agency dedicated to saving the world from lawn darts and toy magnets, has been in the headlines recently. This time the busybodies at the CPSC are out to protect Americans from well-prepared...
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LETTER: Buyback program targets P.E.I. owners | SaltWire
Atlantic Canada >Opinion STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOS Dear friends in P.E.I., I have visited several times, worked with you in the oilfields in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and B.C. I was shocked and saddened to hear that Trudeau's first ...
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Letter to the Editor: Firearms owners in Canada require...
Classifications are attached to the PAL depending on the type of firearms owned. The PAL is required to purchase and own firearms, ammunition, gun powder and some personal protective gear. The PAL renewal is to be submitted to the Canadian...
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JANUARY
29
Orangeville Gun and Militaria Show
Orangeville Fairgrounds
247090 Side Road 5
Mono, ON
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FEBRUARY
12
Jerseyville
Gun
Show
Ancaster Fairgrounds
630 Trinity Road South
Jerseyville, ON
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FEBRUARY
17-18
Mic Mac R0d & Gun Club
Gun Show & Sale
Oakhill & District Fire Dept.
2104 NS-325
Oakhill, NS
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COVID-19
Due to the threat of spreading the Corona virus, events across the nation have been or could be cancelled at a moment's notice. To prevent any inconvenience, please contact event organizers before heading out.
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A CSSA EXCLUSIVE!
You Asked For It – CSSA Delivered
Does your current insurance cover your guns for loss, fire or theft?
If you don’t know the answer, you really need to find out, because some insurance companies refuse to insure you or severely limit your coverage when you own guns.
GunGuard, developed in partnership with Capri Insurance, is stand-alone firearm insurance available EXCLUSIVELY through the CSSA.
Get peace of mind with a $25,000 coverage limit for just $60 per year and, most importantly, you don’t need to give them a list of your guns. Double your coverage for just $90 per year and get even more if you need it!
To learn more about this CSSA exclusive product and order your policy today, click the button below.
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We pay legal fees, court costs and time off work to attend court; up to $250,000 per occurrence (recently increased 50% for no additional cost!) and $1,000,000 total per policy year. Plus get unlimited legal advice through our toll-free Legal Advice Helpline.
What is the price for peace of mind?
Just $95 per year. CSSA members are eligible for an annual discount of $10.
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Click HERE to apply the CSSA discount to your Firearm Legal Defence policy.
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NEW OPTIONS
Firearm Legal Defence has also introduced some new options that can be added to your policy at renewal. Many of our clients have been asking for these and we've heard you!
Firearm Legal Defence Plus ($195/year total)
Increase your per-claim limited to $1,000,000.
Family Coverage (+$40/year)
Extend your coverage to your spouse and all dependent children living at home under the age of 25 (all participating family members must have their PAL). This is not a per-person amount! $40 covers everyone.
NEW COVERAGES
Personal Injury
If you're injured by someone else using a firearm or bow, we'll provide you access to a lawyer and cover legal costs.
Extension to Bows
Your coverage now extends to bows, including crossbows, recurve, compound and longbows.
You are not required to disclose any information about firearms in your possession.
Firearm Legal Defence insurance covers:
- Defence from prosecution should you be charged with an offence arising out of the use, storage, display, transportation or handling of a firearm;
- Cases where a firearm is used in self-defence, the defence of a person under your protection or the defence of your property;
- Appealing an event where a licensing, regulatory or judicial authority refuses to renew, suspends, revokes, cancels or alters the terms of your firearms licence. Note that this provision does not apply to new licence applications.
Firearm Legal Defence pays for:
- The cost of retaining a lawyer or other appointed representative, including court fees, experts; fees, police reports and medical reports;
- Costs awarded by the court to opponents in civil cases if the insured person has been ordered to pay them, or pays them with the agreement of the insurance company;
- Lost salary or wages for the time the insured is off work to attend court or any other hearing at the request of the appointed representative, up to a maximum of $500 per day and $10,000 in total.
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NOTE: Firearm Legal Defence is not a CSSA product, but it is highly recommended by the association and is used by our staff and directors.
– Tony Bernardo, CSSA's Executive Director
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1143 Wentworth Street West
Unit 204
Oshawa, ON L1J 8P7
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