Week in Review 12 Jul 2024

 

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Friday, July 12, 2024

 

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

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: 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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3rd Annual General Gun & Supply Golf Tournament

The CCFR's Tracey Wilson will be in attendance to enjoy a the 3rd Annual General Gun & Supply Golf Tournament at the Sutton Creek Golf Course in Essex, ON!

1PM Shotgun start! Details here.

Note: All proceeds to be donated to the CCFR!


 

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.

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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!

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Toronto's Youth Firearm Arrests up 161% in 2 Years, New Data Shows

TORONTO — Youth firearm arrests in Toronto have skyrocketed by 161 per cent over the past two years, new data shows, and police say the uptick is happening as gangs increasingly look to recruit young people.

From January 1 to July 7, 2022, there were 41 youth firearm arrests, while the same period this year saw 107, according to police data updated this week.

Meanwhile, the number of adult firearm arrests in the city has risen two cent over the last two years. In 2022, from Jan. 1 to July 7, there were 410 adult firearm arrests, while the same period this year saw 418.

Toronto Police Deputy Chief Robert Johnson said at a news conference on June 27 that gang violence is partly to blame for gun violence in the city.

"It is troubling," he said. "When it's focused on a certain area, we have to ask ourselves: Why is it happening there and also who is involved? Why is it that we are finding young people more and more involved in this? I think ... it's gang turf warfare. And they are recruiting and engaging kids."

There have been seven shootings in Toronto in the past six days — two of them fatal, resulting in the city's 45th and 46th homicides of the year.

On July 6, a 28-year-old man was shot and killed at a Scarborough gas station near Warden Avenue and Ellesmere Road at about 10:20 p.m. On July 8, a 16-year-old boy was shot and killed at a Parkdale apartment building near Jameson Avenue and King Street W. shortly after midnight. Two boys, 16 and 17, have been charged with second-degree murder in the boy's death.

Toronto police seized this handgun, a Glock Model 38, with ammunition this past week. (Submitted by Toronto Police Service)

In the latest shooting, shortly after 4 a.m. on Thursday, a man was critically injured after a vehicle was shot at repeatedly, near the corner of Oakdale Road and Finch Avenue West, leaving it riddled with bullet holes.

In the last week in Toronto, police say they have seized nine guns and arrested 15 suspects, including four youth, as well as laid 79 charges.

At the news conference late last month, Johnson said the vast majority of guns used in shootings in the city, between 85 to 90 per cent, are coming from the U.S., primarily the states of Ohio, Florida, Texas, and Michigan.

Most of the shootings are targeted and isolated, said police spokesperson Stephanie Sayer.

'Money is going to the wrong places': advocate

Marcell Wilson, founder and president of the One by One Movement, an anti-violence organization, said the recent spike in gun crime is concerning.

"It's definitely extreme and troublesome but not something that we are shocked by, unfortunately," Wilson said.

Marcell Wilson, founder and president of the One by One Movement, an anti-violence organization, says there needs to be an 'acute focus on prevention' to deal with gun violence. (CBC)

Wilson said government gun buy-back programs and enhanced policing are not helping. Instead, supports to lift communities, especially children, out of poverty are critical. He said investments are needed to thwart this latest spike and prevent future ones.

"There's a lot of money out there to tackle the issue, but the problem is the money is going to the wrong places and to the wrong things," he said.

"We need the decision-makers to listen and stop trying to tell the experts, tell the people who are going through this, what they need in order to fix this."

Wilson said there needs to be an "acute focus on prevention" to deal with gun violence.

Continue reading at CBC News
 
 

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Pierre Poilievre Thanks The Assembly of First Nations For Standing Up For Firearm Rights

MONTREAL — Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre thanked the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) for standing up to the Trudeau Liberals, defending the firearm rights of their people, and all Canadians.

He listed several other examples where First Nations people made significant contributions to building and defending the country, while calling CEO's to stop hiring foreign workers and instead, offer those opportunities to Indigenous youth.

Watch his full speech on CPAC here.

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Precision Rifle Shooting Competitions to Come to Iqaluit

NUNAVUT — Rifle shooters in Iqaluit will finally have a chance to show off their skills in a recreational competition.

The Canadian Rimfire Precision Series (CRPS) will be holding four matches at the shooting range at the end of the Road to Nowhere this summer and fall.

The first competition, scheduled for July 20, will mark the first time CRPS has held a meet in Nunavut, said local sport shooter Liam Burrows

"It's hugely exciting," Burrows said. "I love this sport. It's been a big part of my life for 25 years."

This month's competition will require participants to use .22-calibre long rifles. They will stand in one spot and try to hit up to 10 steel targets that will be placed between roughly 23 and 91 metres downrange, all within two minutes.

"It's a very dynamic, very challenging course of fire that tests people's marksmanship and their ability to develop a stable shooting position in the time limits," said CRPS founder and director Rick Katigbak.

Burrows, who helped bring the matches to Iqaluit and will serve as the director of the matches, says the competitions can also be used to hone people's shooting skills before they go hunting.

"You're learning to shoot from different positions under time pressure, in challenging ways at different ranges and quickly changing between all this stuff," he said. "It's going to be really good for our local community as well [with people] becoming more proficient and ultimately safer on the land with their rifles because they're gonna know how to do some more of these things."

"Safety is a big part of this sport."

CRPS competitions have been held across Canada, with the first match in 2018 in Ontario.

Katigbak says rimfire competitions have "exploded in the last couple of years."

Rifle shooters at the shooting range in Iqaluit. (CBC)

Through the competitions, 12 people have gone on to represent Canada at last year's International Precision Rifle Federation .22LR World Championships in Collazzone, Italy.

For the Iqaluit competitions, Katigbak says each meet will be different and the shooters will have to adapt to different circumstances.

"The positions are different, round counts are different, the target sizes and distances are different, the engagement sequences are different."

The remaining three competitions in Iqaluit will be held on August 17, September 21 and October 12.

Burrows is also hoping to set up a similar competition for next year's Toonik Tyme Festival.

"I'm working with two very large Canadian firearms companies and we're looking at what we can do for a larger-scale event," he said.

Continue reading at CBC News


Hunters Now Permitted to Kill Grizzly Bears to Protect Human Life, Property

ALBERTA — A controversial change to Alberta’s Wildlife Act is allowing for grizzly bears to be hunted, even though they are labelled a threatened species.

Now, a provincial wildlife group is calling foul — saying it will do more harm than good.

The amendment, passed through a ministerial order, allows for the hunting of grizzly bears who are either involved in a human conflict or found to be living in “areas of concern.”

Devon Earl, conservation specialist with the Alberta Wilderness Association (AWA), says even though it may have been made with the goal of improving grizzly conservation, and preventing human-wildlife interactions, it could actually allow grizzlies to be hunted an unsustainable rates.

“It could apply to anywhere that bears and people are in the same place and people, of course, have been expanding into bear territory a lot over the past decades, so people are coming into contact with bears a lot,” she said.

Earl also believes this work should be the responsibility of experts.

“If there is a grizzly bear that is posing a threat to people then it should be dealt with by the appropriate wildlife officials that are trained to deal with these situations,” she said.

The Alberta government has released a statement on the changes, saying this it is not a “bear hunt,” but a measure to ensure the safety of humans and livestock.

They say there has been an increase in dangerous interactions with Grizzly Bears, involving humans and livestock as well as agricultural losses from elk foraging on crops.

“The loss of even one human life because of a grizzly bear attack is one too many,” says Todd Loewen, Minister of Forestry and Parks. “We are taking a proactive approach to help Albertans co-exist with wildlife through our new wildlife management program.”

The province says when a problem animal like a grizzly or elk is identified, members of the approved network of wildlife management responders will be able to respond quickly across all regions of Alberta.

The response could include tracking and euthanizing a problem animal, while still following all rules and regulations already in place.

There have been 60 mauling's and 8 fatal encounters with grizzly bears since a hunting ban was put in place in 2006.

Continue reading at CityNews


This heartbreaking story from Mike, a 61-year-old hunter and CCFR member, highlights the devastating consequences of the Liberal government's handgun laws. When Mike's 85-year-old father passed away, he couldn't transfer his firearms due to the handgun freeze.

Now, Mike is left with the stress of finding a way to save his father's legally obtained property from destruction.

It's time to speak up and inform others about the real impact of these misguided policies. Don't be fooled by the fear tactics—get the facts.

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LILLEY: Hundreds of People Charged With Murder While on Bail

CANADA — The problem of repeat violent offenders is not just real in Canada, it’s deadly. A Trudeau government response to a written question in Parliament shows just how deadly.

A question submitted by Conservative deputy leader Melissa Lantsman asked the government how many people have been charged with homicide while out on bail or another type of release.

The numbers, broken down by year, are shocking.

In 2022, there were 256 people charged with homicide while on some kind of release, including house arrest and parole. With 874 homicides in 2022, the 256 people charged while on release would equate to 29% of all homicides.

While justice insiders will quickly caution that people charged in 2022 may have been charged with a murder happening in other years, the numbers are still staggering.

“It obviously speaks to the problem on bail that we’ve been speaking about and speaking about repeatedly,” said Conservative MP Frank Caputo during an interview.

Caputo is a former Crown prosecutor turned politician who has been looking at how the system works and right now, he says, the system is not keeping the public safe.

“The Liberals have to know that bail is a problem, and they’re doing so little about it,” Caputo said.

While the original question submitted by the Conservatives asked for the number of people charged with homicide broken down by the type of release they were on from 2016 through 2022, the response wasn’t quite that detailed. The government only provided figures from 2019 through 2022 and lumped all kinds of release in together — from bail to house arrest, parole to community supervision.

In 2019, there were 182 people charged with homicide while on release; in 2020, the total was 198; in 2021, there were 171; and in 2022, the number came in at 256. Caputo calls it part of a disturbing trend of this government.

The Conservatives have been hounding the Liberals on the impact of their bail reforms, which took place in 2019 and are still being felt throughout the system.

Under Bill C-75, judges and justices of the peace were instructed by changes to federal law to practice restraint on the matter of bail. The changes specifically said that those considering the case should, “give primary consideration to the release of the accused at the earliest reasonable opportunity and on the least onerous conditions that are appropriate in the circumstances.”

Under intense pressure from the opposition and provincial governments across the country, the Trudeau Liberals agreed to toughen up bail but only for the most serious violent, repeat offenders. That means the vast majority of people proceeding through the system still receive release at the earliest possible time with the least onerous conditions.

Caputo said that on a scale of one to 10, Bill C-48, which slightly tightened bail conditions, was about a 1 1/2. It didn’t go nearly far enough in putting measures in place to keep those who would do us harm behind bars.

That’s never been the Trudeau government’s view on criminal justice matters, though; it’s always been about making life easier for the convicted class.

Case in point, when then-justice minister David Lametti introduced Bill C-5 in November 2022, he described it as giving those who made small mistakes a second chance at life. The bill was really about eliminating mandatory minimum sentences for second and third convictions of serious gun and drug crimes.

Continue reading at The Toronto Sun

Continue reading at The Toronto Sun


VIRAL: Brazen Theft at the LCBO Caught on Camera

ONTARIO — Canadian media company 6ixBuzzTV released a viral video showing another brazen LCBO theft on July 6th, right before workers went on strike.

Back in May, LCBO employees told The Toronto Star that thefts like these were becoming an everyday occurrence.

One thing is clear after 9 years: A vote for the NDP-Liberals, is a vote for a dangerous and lawless society.

When the Canadian Prime Minister and government have become so corrupt it continually rewards criminal activity and at the same time, works to strip the rights of its law-abiding citizens, it has 100% lost the right to govern.

Canadians don't want this government in power any longer.

Canadians want an election.

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Liberals Voted Out in Toronto!

In a surprising turn of events, the Conservatives have taken a riding long considered a Liberal stronghold. This win for the Conservatives is raising questions about Trudeau's future and the stability of the Liberal government.

Could we be witnessing the start of a major political transformation in Canada?

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VIRAL: Home Invasion Caught on Camera in Brampton

ONTARIO — 6ixBuzzTV posted another viral video of yet another shocking home invasion that just occurred in Brampton, Ontario.

There are no records or media releases from police as of yet, but the video appears to show 4-5 youths kicking in someone's door to gain entry to the house.

Criminals shouldn't be able to get away with this.

Canadians shouldn't have to live in fear.

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Continue reading at CTV News


Man Hospitalized After Being Shot on Driveway of Northwest Calgary Home

CALGARY — A man was taken to hospital after sustaining gunshot wounds on the driveway in front of a house in northwest Calgary early Thursday.

Police said officers were called about a shooting on Evanspark Gardens Northwest at 12:50 a.m.

Police said investigators believe the victim was sitting in his car when another vehicle approached and three masked gunmen got out and started shooting.

They said the victim’s car ended up across the street and hit a garage.

“It was hectic over there (after the shooting),” said Connor Mailey, who lives in the community. “I think I heard about six to eight pops.”

Mailey said a neighbour who works as a first responder rushed to the victim after the shooting to help him with his injuries.

Shell casings were visible outside the home.

Police said the victim was taken to Foothills Medical Centre in stable condition.

Police said they were told a dark-coloured vehicle was seen leaving the area after shots rang out but they did not yet have further details about its description.

“(It’s) very strange,” Sorin Mohorea, a man who lives in the neighbourhood, told Global News. “Very quiet area.”

Continue reading at Global News


Off-Duty RCMP Thwarts Armed Encounter, Seizes Guns, Stolen Goods in Winnipeg

MANITOBA — An off-duty RCMP officer stopped an armed encounter and seized guns, and stolen goods last week, Winnipeg police are saying.

On Thursday evening the officer alerted police after spotting a previously stolen vehicle parked in front of a home in the 1900 block of Ross Ave West.

Police say the vehicle was reported stolen last Tuesday from a parking lot in the 1700 block of Sargent Ave. The car was full of the owner’s belongings, including luggage and identification.

The off-duty officer approached the vehicle and a man armed with a machete came out of the home and confronted him, police say.

The man ran after the officer, after the officer identified himself. Police arrived and the man was found and taken into custody.

Police say a large quantity of property, weapons and two firearms were seized from the home, including:

  • Remington 1100 LT Model
  • Remington Wingmaster Shotgun
  • Ammunition
  • Machetes
  • A stolen Ford-150 pickup truck
  • A stolen Dodge Caravan
  • Several stolen vehicle license plates
  • Stolen credit cards and personal items

A 42-year-old man from Winnipeg was arrested and charged with 21 firearms, property and weapons-related offences.

Continue reading at Global News


3D-Printed Guns Seized in Langley Raid

BRITISH COLUMBIA — A Langley man is facing weapons charges after a Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) investigation and a raid on his home that turned up 3D-printed pistols and gun parts.

The investigation began back in December 2022, after the CBSA intercepted a shipment, at the Vancouver International Mail Centre, addressed to the local man containing gun parts.

According to a statement by the CBSA, the Langley man was also suspected of receiving packages containing other gun parts earlier that year. The components shipped by mail can be incorporated into partly 3D-printed pistols.

CBSA's Pacific Regional Criminal Investigations Section led an investigation that led to a June 20, 2023 raid with the Lower Mainland Emergency Response Team.

That raid turned up a loaded 3D-printed Glock 19mm semiautomatic pistol, two 3D-printed lower receivers, completion kits for Polymer 80 firearms, a suppressor, and a 3D printer, all of which were seized.

On June 19, almost a year after the initial raid, Brodie Alexander McDonald was charged with weapons trafficking, possession of a prohibited firearm, possession of a prohibited device, and possession of a prohibited firearm with ammunition.

“The Canada Border Services Agency is committed to intercepting the importation of parts used for the production of prohibited guns," said CBSA regional director general Nina Patel. "We work hard to keep Canadians safe and investigate and prosecute those who break Canada’s laws."

Continue reading at Langley Advance Times


Arrest In Firearm Investigation

NEW BRUNSWICK — The Saint John Police Patrol Services Unit with the Saint John Street Crime Integrated Enforcement Unit have made an arrest in relation to a firearms investigation.

On Thursday, July 04, 2024, at approximately 6:41 p.m., an officer observed a man in the 200-block area of Waterloo Street. The man was carrying a duffel bag that the officer believed contained a firearm.

The 35-year-old man was taken into custody after a brief foot pursuit and found to be in possession of a loaded firearm.

He appeared in court on July 05, 2024, charged with possession of a firearm, possession of a weapon dangerous to the public, carrying a concealed weapon and breach of a court order. He was remanded to custody to return to court on Monday, September 03, 2024, for sentencing.

Continue reading at Saint John Police


Philippines Changes Course on Civilian Firearm Ownership, Rules on Sale of Semi-Automatic Rifles Out Soon

MANILA — The guidelines on the sale of semi-automatic rifles to civilians would soon be released, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said Wednesday.

In an interview at Camp Crame, Quezon City, PNP Civil Security Group (CSG) spokesperson Lt. Col. Eudisan Gultiano said they are in the “final stage” of drafting the memorandum circular for the measure.

“Hopefully, makakarating na ito kay Chief PNP (Gen. Rommel Marbil) within this week or the following week kasi minamadali na rin ni Chief PNP actually ito, special directive niya rin ito sa FEO (Firearms and Explosives Office) na tapusin na itong guidelines about sa pagbebenta ng (the guidelines would reach the office of the Chief PNP within this week because he actually wants to speed up its release, it’s a special directive from him to FEO – to finish the guidelines on the sale of semi-automatic rifles),” Gultiano said.

She said firearms dealers can only accept orders and payments but cannot release these firearms yet to buyers.

The guidelines are pursuant to the PNP’s earlier move to allow civilians to own semi-automatic rifles, including 5.56-mm and 7.62mm-long firearms.

This came after the PNP amended the implementing rules and regulations (IRR) of Republic Act 10591 or the Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act — a move which was met with opposition by some sectors and lawmakers who warned of a possible increase in gun violence cases.

The prohibition on the use of fully automatic rifles by civilians remains in place.

Meanwhile, Gultiano said they are looking into extending the validity of the license to exercise security profession given to private security agencies.

She said the website of the Supervisory Office for Security and Investigation Agencies (SOSIA), the office in charge of licensing private security agencies, is still undergoing security checks.

The PNP suspended all of its online services indefinitely following an alleged data breach.

Continue reading at Philippine Canadian Inquirer


Nationals WA Promise to Stop Changes to Western Australia's Gun Laws if Elected in 2025

AUSTRALIA — Gun owners in the Kalgoorlie region say they have been left in the dark about amendments to legislation and believe the changes have "victimised them for being law abiding" firearms owners.

In late June, the state government passed a bill it touted as "Australia's toughest firearms laws".

It means new legislation designed to make it harder to access gun licences — including requiring stronger evidence of the need for a firearm — will come into effect from March 2025.

The Nationals WA hosted a forum in Kalgoorlie to discuss issues surrounding the new legislation on Tuesday night.

Kalgoorlie Sporting and Shooting Association president Tony Herron was at the meeting and said the reforms and subsequent media coverage portrayed gun owners as bad people.

"It seems that people are being victimised for being law abiding firearm owners," he said.

"Any firearms [I] own [have] already been approved by the police and the commissioner. They know my storage location, they know my address. So, to be portrayed in the media as being criminal … or dangerous for the fact that I own firearms … that's not true."

Complex legislation rushed through

Nationals WA leader Shane Love said the attendance of around 70 people at the meeting showed considerable interest in the issue.

Mr Love labelled the government's engagement with the community a "disgrace" and said many of the submissions people made during the consultation phase were not considered.

Mr Love said the government was trying to create fear among the community.

"What they want to do is to make firearm owners feel [like], and be seen as being, a threat to community safety," he said.

Mr Love told attendees the Nationals had the ability to disallow regulations created under the legislation in the lower house if elected in 2025.

"So if … the lower house, were to disallow them — the regulations — which are yet to be drawn up, then that would put a halt to the implementation of this act," he said.

Police Minister Paul Papalia said there had been a long consultation process, which started in 2014.

"It went through the last term of our government … there was a consultative process driven by a committee in the upper house, then this particular process to rewrite the acts was two and a half years long," he said.

Minister Papalia said the consultation also included town hall meetings, direct meetings with firearms clubs and police, and a consultation paper.

"Then the draft of the legislation was introduced to parliament. It was amended a couple of times in response to things that were brought up on the floor of parliament," he said.

He said all the peak bodies that represent farmers in WA support the legislation.

"They helped write it," he said.

"Primary producers and competitive shooters, really, largely won't be impacted by this legislation."

Still a lot of unknown

Director of Foster and Co Meat and Pest Control Gary Foster was also at the meeting in Kalgoorlie.

He said uncertainty around the changes was creating some anxiety for people who might be impacted.

"The number of firearms [allowed under the changes] might not affect my business," Mr Foster said.

"But the reduction in people that are using firearms and having … a shop that's storing or providing sales of ammunition, and bits and pieces that help support our business, that's hugely going to be affected. So yeah, I think a lot of people are just a little bit anxious about what could possibly come out..."

Continue reading at ABC News

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