Week in Review - 01 Nov 2024 Archive - Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights

Friday, November 1, 2024

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Podcast Episode 176
Urgent Updates (8 updates)
Political News (7 articles)
Firearm News (7 articles)
Our Community (23 items)
- Sport shooting (6)
- Hunting (5)
- Gun Shows & Events (12)
Must Watch Videos of the Week (8)
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CCFR Radio Podcast

CCFR Radio EP 176: Cops Ratio Trudeau, CCFR Appeal Date Confirmed, Interview with Jen Shears (New!)

For the latest information on what's been happening at the CCFR, check out our most recent Podcast with host Rod Giltaca.

In this episode: The CCFR now has a date for our appeal! Cops swarm Trudeau on X because of idiot post. Super cool interview with Jen Shears, mother, hunter, business owner, commercial sealer. Don’t miss this one!

Watch on Rumble here

Audio-only Link: https://podcast.ccfr.ca/episodes/episode-176/

You can also listen to and watch the CCFR Radio Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube Music and other popular podcast apps.

Urgent Updates

We Need Your Help!!

YOU can help save the Cornwall Hand Gun Club and here’s EXACTLY how we do it!!

Please watch this video, share it with your Ontario friends and then meet us at the town hall meeting on Thursday November 14th from 2 - 4pm and from 6 - 8pm.

Location: 2 Mille Roches Rd, Long Sault, Ontario K0C 1P0

The CCFR will meet you there!!

Date set for Round 2: CCFR v Canada, Federal Court of Appeal

The CCFR/CCDAF, representing millions of Canadian gun owners from coast to coast to coast, will have our day in court again... this time in the Federal Court of Appeal.

We promised gun owners we'd fight with everything we've got, and we meant it.

In this battle against the federal governments 2020 OIC gun ban, the CCFR is the ONLY firearms advocacy organization still fighting for you.

We'll be in court, on your behalf, on December 9th and 10th in Ottawa, Ontario.

The CCFR's Tracey Wilson will be live tweeting from the courtroom.

We'll release more details to our members and supporters, as we get them, as we draw closer to our court dates.

Looking for a chance to work at MDT?

This could be your chance!

Check out these current positions we are looking to fill:

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Win a Shotgun Once Owned by Canadian Fighter Pilot "Willie the Kid"

This is the most unique contest we’ve ever run!

The winner will receive a break-action shotgun once owned by one of Canada’s most famous fighter pilots of the Second World War, John “Willie the Kid” Williams.

Along with the actual firearm, the winner will receive a commemorative frame of documents establishing the origin of Mr. Williams firearm, and information on the Canadian war hero.

According to Veteran Affairs Canada, "Willie the Kid" served in No. 126 Squadron (RAF) which flew the Hawker Hurricane and Supermarine Spitfire, during WWII.

Those who would like to own a piece of Canadian history, can enter here!

LAST CHANCE: Wolverine Days 2024 Patch Promo for Charity!

Purchase this limited edition Morale Patch from Wolverine Supplies online (or in store) and you will be entered in to a draw for the prizes listed below!

1) Black Rain Ordnance/w Vortex VEN-1601 and RUGID 40L Vertipack (BRO-22-DS-PEP)
- Donated by Black Rain Ordnance, Vortex Canada and RUGID Gear

2) Daniel Defense Delta 5 Pro 26” 6CM (DD14215923079)
- Donated by Daniel Defense

3) B&T AG SPC9 Sport G (BTHBT500001SPORTGCA)
- Donated by B&T AG

Visit Wolverine Supplies website for more info and to participate!

Draw: Benelli® Super Vinci X

In order to raise the funds required to send a team to France to the Canjuers camp in 2026, Tireurs Dynamiques du Québec is holding several draws thanks to their partners!

Here's how to Participate:

1. Buy one or more stickers by following this link

2. Choose your own location

3. Submit the form

4. Send the money transfer

5. When the transfer is verified and it matches your information, you will see your name appear in the list under the draw!

Note: Their stickers are currently being manufactured, so for those who wish to receive them by post, please allow a short delay.

Introducing: The CCFR Mobile App!

Available on both iPhone and Android, as well as a third option: a Progressive Web App (PWA). With this app you can:

Purchase and renew a membership
Make one-time, monthly or yearly donations
View your digital membership card
Find exclusive discounts from our partnering business members
Watch or listen to episodes of the CCFR Radio podcast
Read the latest news from our X feed
Get notified about new contests, and receive red alerts directly

This is another exciting first for our community – something never done before by any other firearm rights organization in Canada, and we're so excited to share it with you!

The app is available to download right now. Whether you are an existing CCFR member or a brand new supporter, the first step is to download the app and register for an account. If you've already got a membership with us, it should be visible as soon as you log in for the first time.

To find out more click here!

Shooting Edge PAL Courses Still Running!

The amazing team of instructors from The Shooting Edge are still teaching PAL courses out of a smaller location, a few minutes away from their original location.

They've published a website with more details for those interested.

You can also call (587) 997-6244 to book your class.

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Political News

Kevin Vuong, journalist name five officials allegedly involved in foreign influence scheme

A group comprising an Independent MP, an investigative journalist, and senior bureaucrats named four politicians and one government advisor allegedly involved in a China-led scheme to interfere in Canadian democracy.

Although the Trudeau government continues to withhold the list of elected officials named in a controversial foreign interference report, investigative journalist Sam Cooper claims to have uncovered several names of witting or unwitting officials working in favour of China from confidential whistleblowers. Two of those named by Cooper have denied the allegations.

Though Liberal International Trade Minister Mary Ng did not respond to True North’s request to comment, she denied the allegations on X.

“It’s unfortunate that Mr. Vuong recently gave Sam Cooper another platform to make insinuations about me, which I categorically reject,” she said. “Foreign interference is a serious matter of national security, and like all my Cabinet colleagues, I have been thoroughly screened by the top security experts in Canada...” [Continue Reading]

Poilievre promises to release names of MPs who participated in foreign interference, Liberals slam as 'reckless proclamation'

Opposition Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre would release the names of members of Parliament “deemed to have knowingly participated in foreign interference” should his party form government, his office says.

Earlier this month, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau used his testimony before a federal inquiry on foreign interference to say he has the names “of a number of parliamentarians, former parliamentarians and/or candidates” within the Conservative party who intelligence shows “are engaged, or at high risk” of foreign interference. Trudeau said he was privy to the information because he is prime minister.

Poilievre accused Trudeau of “lying” and challenged him to release the identities of the unnamed parliamentarians in a committee report that cites “troubling” intelligence about some being “‘semi-witting or witting’ participants in the efforts of foreign states to interfere in our politics.”

On Oct. 16 he issued a statement calling on Trudeau to release the names of “all MPs” known to have collaborated with foreign interference.

Poilievre has faced criticism from the governing Liberals, New Democrats, the Bloc Quebecois and Green Party Leader Elizabeth May for refusing to obtain the security clearance needed to receive classified briefings.

But Poilievre says the classified briefings would prevent him from sharing what he learns publicly. He has also said his chief of staff receives them... [Continue Reading]

Saskatchewan Party wins fifth straight majority government, Scott Moe back as premier

Premier Scott Moe and the Saskatchewan Party won a fifth consecutive majority government Monday, losing in the province’s big cities but retaining its iron grip on rural areas.

Moe’s party was shut out by Carla Beck’s NDP in Regina and lost all but two seats in Saskatoon.

However, it found enough support everywhere else to be elected in 35 seats in the 61-seat legislature, compared with 26 for the NDP.

“Thank you once again, Saskatchewan for placing your trust in our party, the Saskatchewan Party,” Moe said as supporters in Shellbrook clapped and whooped. “This was a much closer election than we’ve seen for some time.”

He said his government heard the message from voters that they are unhappy with how the province is delivering health care and education and making life affordable.

“We must do better and we most certainly will,” he said.

The New Democrats almost doubled... [Continue Reading]

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston calls snap election for Nov. 26

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston fired the opening salvos of a snap election he called Sunday, saying he needs a strong mandate in order to help the province “stand up” to the federal government.

Voters in the Maritime province will go to the polls on Nov. 26.

That’s several months ahead of the province’s fixed election date of July 15, 2025 which Houston himself had previously set.

“Nova Scotia needs a government with a renewed fresh mandate to stand up for our province,” Houston told supporters during a rally at a pub in the Halifax suburb of Bedford.

“Otherwise our province risks becoming a political football in a federal election that could be held simultaneously with the current scheduled fixed election date. That is not in Nova Scotia’s best interest.”

In the months prior to the election call, Houston had increasingly complained about the burden he says Ottawa’s carbon pricing model has placed on Nova Scotians at the gas pumps... [Continue Reading]

Why it took so long to tally up the B.C. election

It typically takes up to two weeks to completely finalize the results of a B.C. provincial election. But not since 1952 has a result been so close that the winner hung in the balance. It wasn’t until Monday, 10 days after voting took place, that the B.C. NDP was declared victor and invited to form government by Lieutenant Governor Janet Austin.

And this count carried the added complexity of a mass of uncounted mail-in ballots that was first estimated at 49,000, but whose final tally would end up coming to 66,074.

In the province’s 2001 election, there were some seats whose results remained undecided for more than two months after voting day. At the last election, held in 2020, the final Elections BC count wasn’t published until Nov. 8, more than two weeks after that year’s Oct. 24 vote.

But in both of those races, the winner won by a wide enough margin that victory could be declared even with a few seats still hanging in the balance.

The 2001 result, in particular, saw the B.C. Liberals capture 77 of 79 seats; the final tally only served to figure out if the B.C. NDP would hold enough seats to retain official party status (they didn’t).

That’s not the case this time. On the morning after the vote, Elections BC announced that it had tallied 99.72 per cent of the more than two million ballots cast... [Continue Reading]

A pledge not to tolerate deficit spending an early test for incoming Holt government

Liberal Leader Susan Holt will be sworn in as New Brunswick's 35th premier on Saturday, and one of the first things she has promised to do is pay New Brunswick nurses $10,000 retention bonuses, at a cost of an estimated $74.3 million.

The money, which Holt says will be delivered before January, will be an early test of her new government's duelling commitments to spend more freely on services, but not spill any red ink while doing it.

"We committed to getting that first retention payment out this calendar year, to recognize the work that nurses have done, and to ask them to stick with us as we put in place the changes to their working conditions they have been asking for," said Holt, on election night, about her intention to keep the promise to nurses.

But Holt has also pledged her government will not run budget deficits during her entire term — a potential conflict given the party's many spending promises.

On the morning after the election, Acadia University political scientist Erin Crandall told CBC's Information Morning Fredericton that financing Holt's planned agenda, while keeping budgets balanced, will be a dilemma the new premier is likely to face early and often.

"There were some questions in the campaign around how much some of these promises are actually going to cost and whether or not it will lead to deficits," Crandall said... [Continue Reading]

LILLEY: Trudeau, not Poilievre, the real foreign interference threat

Justin Trudeau and his desperate band of Liberals want to distract you.

They want you to believe that the biggest threat to Canada when it comes to foreign interference is that Pierre Poilievre won’t get his security clearance to read a secret report on the issue.

It’s not that China and other countries have been interfering in Canada’s democracy for years without the Trudeau government taking any action to deal with the issue.

“Why is the leader of the Conservative Party not getting his security clearance?” Trudeau asked in response to a question from Poilievre on Wednesday.

Poilievre hadn’t asked Trudeau a question about foreign interference, he asked about the green slush fund and the $400 million in contracts “directed by Liberal appointees to their own companies.” It’s a serious issue, one found to have seen 186 conflicts of interest in a program that the Liberals shut down after a scathing audit.

Trudeau didn’t want to talk about that issue though, so he raised Poilievre and his security clearance. In fact, the Liberals raised the issue 16 times on Wednesday with Trudeau raising it eight times himself... [Continue Reading]

Firearm News

FIRST READING: As Trudeau touts handgun ban, police say it's doing nothing

As police unions pillory federal gun bans for doing nothing to address skyrocketing gun crime, an Ontario police department revealed this week that virtually all its crime guns are now illegal imports from the United States.

“Approximately 90 per cent of (the) firearms that we seize are directly traced back to the U.S. And I can say in reality the remaining 10 per cent are likely also from the U.S.,” Peel Regional Police Chief Nishan Duraiappah said at a Monday press conference. The 10 per cent referred to guns that have been modified or had their serial numbers removed, making them harder to trace.

Duraiappah was announcing the results of Project Sledgehammer, the breakup of a gun smuggling ring that included the seizure of a shipment of so-called “giggle switches” — black market devices that can turn a regular handgun into an automatic machine pistol.

But during the press conference, police revealed that both gun crime — and the number of illegal guns in the community — is unlike anything they’ve ever seen.

The Peel Regional Police cover an area immediately to the west of Toronto that includes Mississauga and Brampton. Duraiappah said that only 10 years ago, if a criminal in the Peel Region wanted an illegal gun, “it was doable, but it required a lot of work.”

Now, Peel Police are seizing an illegal gun about once every 30 hours — an 87 per cent increase over the year prior. Illegal guns are now so ubiquitous that they often show up in unrelated investigations, such as an impaired driver having one in his glove compartment... [Continue Reading]

‘The prime minister is out of touch:’ Justin Trudeau’s handgun ban is not working

Two years after the Trudeau government banned the sale of handguns in Canada, police unions across the country say Ottawa’s gun control efforts have fallen short.

“The gun ban is not working,” Clayton Campbell, president of the Toronto Police Association, said in a recent interview with the Star. “We should focus on criminals, not legal consumers.”

It’s the latest blow to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s gun control reforms, a sweeping set of changes the Liberal government set out to make following a 2020 Nova Scotia massacre and years of pressure from advocates.

Most of the controversy has centred around the assault-style ban and buyback program which was originally promised in the 2019 election but is now not expected to conclude until the fall of 2025. It has cost $67 million... [Continue Reading]

Canada Post cleared to transport prohibited firearms returned in federal gun buyback

The federal government is giving Canada Post the ability to store and transport prohibited firearms in new regulations that bring the retail gun buyback program one step closer to beginning.

An order-in-council dated Oct. 16 allows for prohibited assault-style firearms to be removed from safes at firearms retailers, transported and ultimately destroyed.

More than 1,500 models of firearms were banned in May 2020 after a mass shooting in Nova Scotia left 23 people dead, including the gunman.

Since then, retailers that have the weapons have been required to securely keep them in their inventory.

“Once the program launches, the updated shipping regulations will make the affected firearms and devices mailable matter and will temporarily permit businesses taking part in the program to ship firearms or devices via post,” said Gabriel Brunet, spokesperson for Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc, in a statement on Friday.

LeBlanc previously said that... [Continue Reading]

Marc Henry: Most Albertans seem okay with changes to Alberta's Bill of Rights

This week, the Smith government introduced Bill 24, the Alberta Bill of Rights Amendment Act.

Public reaction to the bill and its proposals is not especially controversial, but it has left more than a few voters scratching their heads regarding its intentions.

A Bill of Rights was introduced to Alberta under the first term of the Progressive Conservatives, described by premier Peter Lougheed at the time as "a shield to the citizens from government abuse of its power."

This came before the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms was enshrined in the Constitution in 1982.

Alberta's original composition laid out rights and freedoms existing in the province without discrimination by race, national origin, colour, religion or sex, including:

Right to liberty, security of person and enjoyment of property, and right not to be deprived thereof except by due process of law; and
Right to religion, speech, assembly and association, and the freedom of the press.

The Bill of Rights has not been subject to significant amendment since 2015, when references to sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression were included, along with the right of parents to make informed decisions about their children's education.

Bill 24 would essentially make three substantive amendments to the current Bill of Rights:

Right to make one's own choices over vaccinations and all medical decisions;
Right to not be deprived of one's property without due legal process and just compensation; and
Right to legally acquire, keep and safely use firearms.

The UCP government offers no concrete examples of when anybody was forced into medical treatment in recent memory, or when property rights were infringed... [Continue Reading]

Project Sledgehammer smashes illegal firearms trade in Peel Region

Peel Regional Police have hammered down on gun crime with a large seizure of weapons.

Peter Gabriel may not know it, but Peel Regional Police listened to his hit song Sledgehammer during an investigation that ended with the arrest of five individuals, 150 charges laid and the seizure of weapons, ammo, prohibited magazines, drugs and a little known device that effectively turns handguns into automatic machine pistols.

Det.-Sgt. Chris Fiore said what stood out in the seizures was the heavy weaponry, the “submachine gun and the assault rifles.

“And that piggybacks on to the selector switches, which make the handguns fully automatic and very dangerous,“ said Fiore.

During the seizure, police confiscated 53 of these automatic selectors — or “giggle switches” — that can convert a Glock handgun from semi-automatic to a fully automatic machine pistol just by attaching a little metal clip to the rear of the handgun.

A single pull of the trigger will empty the entire magazine in less than a second.

Of those seized in their bust, most had the Glock logo laser-printed on them, while others had fashion trademarks like Louis Vuitton, Gucci and even the comic book character The Punisher embossed on them.

Media outlets in the U.S. have reported that the “cheap” illegal switches are being purchased through unlicensed manufacturers in Russia or China or made on 3-D printers... [Continue Reading]

Note: Police were asked again about the rights of law-abiding gun owners in Ontario in regards to self-defence and defence of property. We shared it here.

Brampton crime family charged in Peel investigation into illegal gun, drug dealing

A 61-year-old Brampton mom and her two sons are among five people facing charges in a Peel Regional Police investigation into gun and drug dealing.

Investigators say Project Sledgehammer began with a traffic stop that resulted in the arrest of a 20-year-old man on firearm offences.

He was released with an ankle bracelet.

On Monday, Peel Regional Police Det. Sgt. Chris Fiori said the probe deepened when investigators identified several of the initial suspect’s associates and found evidence that they were involved in gun and drug trafficking.

In September, 2024, officers executed search warrants at three residences in Brampton, one in Waterloo and one at a storage facility in Caledon.

During those searches officers allegedly seized 11 firearms and over 900 rounds of ammunition, along with $20,000 worth of illegal drugs, including cocaine and opium.

Five people were arrested and now face over 150 total charges.

They are Brampton residents Narinder Nagra, 61, and her two sons, Navdeep Nagra, 20, and Ravneet Nagra 22, along with Ranveer Araich, 20, Pavneet Nahal, 21.

Illegal guns have ‘saturated’ community: Police chief

Peel Police Chief Nishan Duraiappah said the latest arrests are evidence of a growing gun problem in the region.

“We have seized more firearms (this year) than we have in any year previously,” he said, noting that an illegal gun is seized in Peel every 30 hours.

Illegal guns have “saturated the community” he ominously added.

Deputy Chief Nick Milinovich said there’s been an “alarming 80 per cent increase in shootings” compared to last year.

He said most of the suspects are individuals “who were already out on some form of judicial release.”

Regional Chair of Peel, Nando Iannicca, also expressed frustration with the “revolving system of justice” that he said puts residents, and officers, at risk.

“Something’s got to give on that front,” he said. “It’s getting to the point where people think they may have to defend themselves. It shouldn’t have to come to that … but you can understand why some people feel that way.”

“We have to protect our officers and that means bringing people to justice and not this revolving door where you’ve got to go deal with them again next week. Simply unacceptable.” [Continue Reading]

2 suspects sought after gunmen open fire on Markham business early Wednesday morning

York police are looking to identify two suspects after multiple shots were fired at a Markham business early Wednesday morning.

The shooting occurred around 2 a.m. on Oct. 30, in the area of Woodbine Avenue and 14th Avenue.

An officer patrolling in the area at the time heard what sounded like gunshots and determined that a commercial building had been shot multiple times.

No injuries were reported.

In a video released by York police, two men can be seen walking up to the front doors of the business, pulling out guns and firing multiple times.

The suspects then fled on foot to a waiting vehicle — a white SUV — which was last seen travelling southbound on Woodbine Avenue, say police.

The first suspect... [Continue Reading]

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PCC/Mini Rifle Indoor Level 2 Match

Combined PCC and Mini Rifle (.22) match.

IPSC BC Provincials 2024 Stage 6

Mary Joy Siscar with her CZ Shadow 2

Prairie Brutality Summer 2024

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Hunting

We Spent A Week Hunting For Moose and Bear In Northern Ontario

Another good time in the bush.

Moose Hunting in Northern Manitoba

A 9 Year Journey - Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Hunt in Alberta

Nine years. That’s how long it took to get to this moment. In the heart of Alberta’s Rocky Mountains, we embark on the ultimate hunting challenge—pursuing the elusive bighorn ram. It’s not just about the trophy; it’s about the journey, the grind, the patience, and the wilderness. This video captures every step, every high and low, as I finally connect with a dream that has been almost a decade in the making.

From breathtaking mountain landscapes to intense, heart-pounding moments, this is more than just a hunt—it’s a story of persistence, passion, and respect for the land. Join us, as we share the full experience of my first successful bighorn sheep hunt, filmed in stunning 4K.

Get ready for an epic adventure deep into Alberta’s backcountry, where nature reigns supreme, and the pursuit of a bighorn is as raw and real as it gets.

MOOSE HUNT IN NORTHERN ONTARIO

Jub getting back in the saddle dropping a nice bull moose.

Grouse Hunting Northeast Saskatchewan: Part I

Hunting Camp 2024 in Northeast Saskatchewan featured a great start to the trip with 3 Grouse on the first day! Spruce and Ruffed Grouse were plentiful and made for some great footage of what it’s like to Grouse hunt in the forest.

Gun Shows & Events

November 2 & 3 - Gun Show located @ North Shore Community Centre 2120 Covehead Road York PEI. Show hours Sat 8:30am to 4:30pm & Sun 8:30am to 2pm. For more information or table rental please contact Cyril Kingston 506 639 5577 or [email protected]

November 2 & 3 - Swift Current Gun & Hobby Show at the Stockade, Swift Current, Sask. For info: Box 1443, Swift Current, Sask. S9H 3X5 - Henry (306) 778-6864

November 3 - The Edmonton Cartridge Collectors Assoc. Cartridge and Related Items Only Show at 4907-46 St., Leduc, AB - Sunday Setup 7-9am (vendors). doors open at 9am. Admission $5. Tables $30. Display tables free. Contact Paul Smith at [email protected] or 780-986-9631.

November 11-20 - C&R Endeavors Auction - CONSIGN NOW - for more info 1-403-340-0109

November 15-17 - Cold Lake Gun Show at Cold Lake Agriplex Exhibition Show Hours: Fri 3pm to 8pm, Sat 10am to 6pm, Sun 10am to 3pm - Contact Spatzi 780-747-2923 email: [email protected]

November 16 – Vancouver Island Duncan Gun Show at Duncan BC - Eagles Hall 2965 Boys Rd 8:30am to 1:00pm - For info: Steven (250) 701-2231

November 16 & 17 – HACS show 2 Day Show at Evergreen Hall, 9291 Corbould St. Chilliwack, BC - Sat 9am to 4pm - Sun 9am to 2pm - For Table Rentals & Info Contact call or text: 1-604-862-6989

November 23 & 24 – Landsborough Auctions - Firearms Auction - for more info call 1-519-449-1001 or [email protected]

November 23 & 24 – Piapot Lions Club 25th Annual Gun & Hobby Show with Antique tables upstairs at Maple Creek Armouries, Maple Creek, Sask - For info: (306) 558-4802

November 24 – Vancouver Island Duncan Gun Show at Duncan BC - Eagles Hall 2965 Boys Rd 8:30am to 1:00pm - For info: Steven (250) 701-2231

November 24 – Orangeville Gun & Militaria Show at Orangeville Fairgrounds, north on HWY #10 then east on Hockley Rd. Orangeville, Ont. 8:00am - 12:00pm - call Allan (416) 579-4944.

November 26-30 – Kidd Family Auctions - Straight Shooter Sale - for more info 1-519-938-7499 / 1-519-938-1315 www.kiddfamilyauctions.com

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Videos of the Week

Firearm "Buyback" inches ever closer, but is there a Light at the end of the tunnel?

Another installment by SoapBoxGuns.

Who Really Runs the Trudeau Government? | Former Liberal MP Celina Caesar-Chavannes

This is a clip from Monday's Jordan B Peterson podcast with Former Liberal MP Celina Caesar-Chavannes.

Asking Canadians In St. Catharine's, Ontario who they're voting for In 2025

Dimani continues his street interviews asking people in St. Catherine's, Ontario who they're are voting for in 2025.

Quick Draw Shooting With The Legendary Bill Jordan

LT Arms shares a vintage prime-time TV segment from the 1950s show "You Asked For It" featuring firearms legend Bill Jordan showcasing his expert quickdraw skills.

Times sure have changed!

People are TIRED of Trudeau and his WOKE AGENDA - Senator Don Plett

Senator Don Plett joins The Northern Perspective podcast to talk about his work in the Senate, if the Senate can be saved, and why Canadians should HOPE heading into the future.

Sask. man walks kilometre to highway after taking shotgun blast in rural robbery

Josh Peterson knows gunshot wounds. He says he expected the worst when he showed up in the hospital emergency room to check on his 66-year-old dad. Peterson is a veteran cop in Prince Albert, Sask. On October 24, 2024 he got news that his dad, Orlan, had survived a close-range shotgun blast in a robbery north of the city.

The Rarest Gun in The World

Thompson Center Arms has created some of the most iconic and influential gun designs of all time, but what about the guns that have never been brought to market?

6.5 CREEDMOOR VS 308 WINCHESTER - WE SHOOT HAMS!

Full Circle Reloading and Firearms thought this was a topic that was thoroughly beat to snot but here they are doing another battle of the cartridges!

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