CCFR Radio EP 170: Liberals Voted Out in Toronto! New Liberal Deer Cull Disaster! Poly Stupidery (NEW)

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In this episode: Liberals lose pivotal riding to Conservatives, they’re even gaslighting themselves, lol. Letter from CCFR member about to lose handguns. Sidney Island Deer Cull gets even worse in latest update. Poly stays consistently dishonest (and crazy). All that and more!

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CCFR Celebrates Canada Day with Pierre Poilievre in Orleans

On July 1st, the CCFR's Tracey Wilson spent the afternoon celebrating Canada Day with family, friends, Orleans' next MP Matt Luloff, and of course Canada’s next Prime Minister, Pierre Poilievre!

Over the holiday, Pierre visited Canadians in Orleans, Nepean, Barrhaven, and Kanata.

2024 CCFR Gunnie Girl Calendar: Ms. July

Summer is in full swing and that means we’re already turning to July in the 2024 CCFR Gunnie Girl calendar! Let’s say hello to our model and sponsor for the month.

Model/CCFR Member: Dana
Page Sponsor: General Gun Supply

Photo credit: Baz Kanda

The CCFR Gunnie Girl calendar is our fundraiser that generates support for the CCFR Women’s Program each year. Those funds are used to sponsor women’s range days and other events across Canada.

DO YOU HAVE A LADIES DAY EVENT being planned for 2024? Would you like sponsorship for the event? Contact us at [email protected] for more information on what’s involved.

Did You Know?

Did you know that all the women featured in our calendar are CCFR members, ambassadors for their sport/industry, and represent Canadian women across our community? The model call for 2025 has closed but we will be posting for next year in the spring! Email [email protected] for more information!

TORONTO — Toronto's police chief is pledging to address tow truck-related gun violence following more than half-a-dozen gunfire incidents which took place within a 48-hour period over the weekend in the city's east end that investigators believe are related to conflicts within that industry.

"We're very laser-focused on those particular conflicts while we police our city," Chief Myron Demkiw said at an unrelated event Tuesday.

"It's something we are looking at as a whole of service priority for us — to do everything we can to not only stem the gun violence that's going on as a result of challenges in that industry, but also to bring those responsible to justice," he said.

Officers responded to eight weapon-discharge incidents between Saturday at 2 a.m. and Sunday at 7:45 p.m. in 41 Division and 42 Division in Scarborough.

Police say the same suspect vehicle, a stolen dark-coloured Honda CRV, drove to eight separate locations where a suspect fired gunshots out the rear passenger window at businesses, homes and vehicles. No injuries were reported.

Toronto police launches task force

Last week, the Toronto Police Service launched a task force specifically tasked with addressing a rise in gun violence related to the tow truck industry. Officers said the force has seen seen a recent increase in criminal activity linked to a small segment of the industry.

"We've had a number of shootings that are of concern. We've had a number of arsons as well," Demkiw said.

"So we're looking at every available opportunity ... to disrupt those activities and bring those responsible to into custody and and held accountable justice."

Police say there have been 24 tow truck-related shootings in Toronto since the start of the year, noting most conflicts have historically been over turf wars and rivalries.

Hardened Criminal Who Murdered Tori Dunn in Her Own Home, Released on Bail Just Days Earlier

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Police Investigating 4th Shooting at Richmond Hill Cinema Since May

RICHMOND HILL — Police have released surveillance camera footage that shows a suspect opening fire on a Richmond Hill cinema for the fourth time in less than two months.

The latest incident occurred near the front entrance of the shuttered cinema in the vicinity of Highway 7 and East Beaver Creek Road at around 3:15 a.m. on June 29.

In the video, a blue car is seen coming to a stop outside the cinema. An occupant in the back seat is then seen firing at least five shots in the direction of the building through an open window. The car then speeds away from the scene.

Police say that officers located a number of bullet holes in the front doors of the building as well as shell casings nearby.

It was the fourth shooting targeting the cinema since May 17, though police say that a different vehicle was used in each occurrence.

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N.S. RCMP Arrest Armed Re-Offender Wanted on 2 Province-Wide Warrants

GUN BAN FAIL: Armed & Dangerous in Edmonton

Moose Jaw and Edmonton Police Service are on the lookout for two violent repeat offenders wanted in connection with a string of armed robberies from Saskatchewan to Alberta. Like all criminals, Michael Sanderson (35) and Brandon Gariepy (38) could care less about Trudeau's gun bans and have already threatened their victims with multiple crime guns.

They are considered armed and dangerous. Stay safe LAGOS.

Three Violent Re-Offenders Arrested After Armed Home Invasion

SASKATCHEWAN — Three people in southern Saskatchewan are facing a laundry list of charges after allegedly taking part in the robbery of a home near the hamlet of Ardill.

The robbery was reported earlier in June at a home near the community of less than 200 people to Assiniboia RCMP.

Officers investigated, determining that a victim was threatened with a gun, assaulted, and robbed. The victim was treated at hospital for non-threatening injuries.

Police also found that a gun was pointed at the same victim in a separate incident involving one of the suspects from the robbery.

RCMP officers from Assiniboia executed a search warrant at a home in Ardill on June 27, with the assistance of Sask. RCMP’s Critical Incident Response Team.

Officers located and seized four firearms and ammunition from the home.

Two suspects were arrested at the home and a third was taken into custody in Mossbank.

Both a 64-year-old and a 40-year-old from Ardill face a combined 12 charges which include robbery and weapons counts.

The 40-year-old accused was also arrested for breaching a conditional sentence order.

The third suspect, a 24-year-old from Mossbank, was charged with seven counts in total, mainly weapons-related offences.

The three accused appeared in Moose Jaw Provincial Court on Friday.

Ardill is located approximately 125 kilometres southwest of Regina.

Bail Denied For 84-Year-Old Man Charged With Shooting Teen on Rural Alberta Property

Halton Man Identified as Victim of Fatal Shooting at Weekend House Party in Hamilton

ONTARIO — Hamilton police have identified the victim of a triple shooting at a house party over the weekend as 45-year-old Tobenna Obiaga of Halton Region.

Officers say the shooting happened around 4:30 a.m. Sunday at a short-term rental property located at 1046 Highway 6 North in Flamborough.

Investigators say there was an assault inside of the home. The altercation continued outside, resulting in shots being fired at a car parked on the shoulder of the highway and at another car stopped at a nearby gas station.

One man with gunshot wounds was found in the parked car. He was taken to a local hospital, where he later died.

In an update Tuesday, police identified Obiaga as the victim of Hamilton’s fifth homicide of the year.

“He comes from a large, loving family. They’re completely shocked and distraught over this,” says Det. Sgt. Daryl Reid in a press conference.

“This person has had no involvement with the police before and no one can understand or explain why something like this would happen to him.”

Two other people in the vehicle at the nearby gas station were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and were later released.

A fourth person with minor non-firearm-related injuries was treated in hospital and discharged.

All three of those victims are from the Greater Toronto Area, according to police.

Witnesses told police a dark-grey sedan fled the scene, but a suspect or suspects have yet to be identified at this time.

Detectives say roughly 60 to 100 people attended the house party.

“A number of people were stopped by responding police officers but we know there are several people who left prior to police arrival..."

Police Bust Drug Trafficker, Seize Illegal Gun and $3.5M in Drugs in Greater Toronto Area

VANESA LISTEK: Global 3D Printed Gun Arrests in 2024 Steady, Yet Lower than 2023

Country-Specific Insights

Examining the data more closely, we see contrasts in the number of arrests across different countries. The U.S., in particular, remains a hotspot for 3D printed gun-related arrests. In our 2023 report, we noted that the U.S. had arrested a total of 86 people related to 3D printed firearms since 2013. By mid-2024, this number rose to 126, indicating that 40 additional arrests were made just within a year. This sharp increase could indicate law enforcement’s ongoing efforts to combat this issue. What’s more, in July 2024, the 126 arrests in the U.S. account for roughly 37.5% of the total 342 arrests recorded worldwide since 2013.

Canada is now closing in on the U.S. in terms of the number of arrests, indicating a significant rise in 3D-printed gun-related activities. The country saw one of the most dramatic increases, going from an all-time total of 82 arrests from 2013 to 2023 to 107 arrests by mid-2024. This represents a 30.5% increase in arrests in just a year and about 32% of the global total for 2024.

A noteworthy case in June 2024 showcases the crackdown on 3D printed firearms in Canada after police arrested 13 people in Quebec for trafficking and printing 3D guns. This marks the first time suspects in Quebec have been arrested in connection with a pan-Canadian operation targeting 3D printed weapons. According to the Sûreté du Québec (SQ), police forces across Canada have seized 440 illegal homemade guns since the operation began a year ago. Led by the RCMP, officers seized plenty of 3D printers, homemade firearms, and computer data for manufacturing firearms...

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