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

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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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"My First Day at the Range" Event a HUGE Success

The Range Langley absolutely crushed it, hosting their Free Youth "My First Day at the Range" event with volunteers from Silvercore Outdoors and Reliable Gun.

The Range Langley opened their doors and welcomed 40 youth and their families to try out the shooting sports!

After a safety briefing, staff mentored the children one on one, teaching them how to shoot .22 Caliber Pistols and Rifles, shooting both steel and paper targets.

See more about this amazing event here.

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!

Gun Grab on The Horizon? Feds Hire Fraud Risk Assessors For 'Compensation Program'

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ONTARIO — Peel Regional Police have won a major battle against gun trafficking.

According to law enforcement, 97% of the illegal firearms seized during the operation known as Project Chrome were smuggled from the United States.

The police force announced on Wednesday that the project, which began in Sept. 2023, had wrapped up successfully.

Ten individuals were arrested and charged with 185 criminal offences, with some already released on bail.

Of the 71 firearms that were seized, firearm tracing confirmed that 69 of them were smuggled into Canada from the United States.

“We believe the firearms seized in this investigation would have ultimately wound up in the hands of offenders to be used in shootings, carjacking, home invasions, and other acts of violence,” said Detective Sergeant Earl Scott.

Scott presented the findings at a Wednesday press conference alongside other officers.

Nishan Duraiappah, the chief of police for the Peel Regional Police, said that officers have seized nearly 200 firearms so far this year, almost one illegal firearm per day. So far in 2024, the region of Peel has seen as many shootings as it did in all of 2023...

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MPs Should Have ‘Protective Zones’ Amid Rising Threats: Former Safety Minister

OTTAWA — Former public safety minister Marco Mendicino is calling for the creation of “protective zones” around political constituency offices to shield members of Parliament and their staff from a rising tide of threatening behaviour.

Mendicino, a Toronto Liberal MP, said under the plan anyone who intimidated or otherwise harassed people within the buffer zone of perhaps 50 to 100 metres would be subject to harsher criminal penalties including jail time.

In an interview, Mendicino suggested spelling out such zones in regulations that will flow from the recently passed foreign interference bill, which contains new measures to protect essential infrastructure.

The former minister’s comments come as the attempted assassination of ex-U.S. president Donald Trump prompts renewed concern and discussion about the safety of Canadian politicians.

“We have to take parliamentary security more seriously,” Mendicino said. “We need as Canadians to open our eyes and recognize that political violence is not something that just occurs somewhere else, but that it is happening here in our own communities.”

People have constitutional rights to express a point of view and disagree with fellow Canadians including parliamentarians, he said.

“But it’s also true that we’re seeing more threats, more intimidation, more harassment, which can lead to harm both online and in the community.”

In the last few years, several MPs from different parties have had their constituency offices targeted, including graffiti spray-painted on the exterior and rocks thrown through windows.

Mendicino says he has received “a barrage of death threats” and that his family has also been targeted. A man recently spat on the MP in Ottawa as he walked to his office.

He and his constituency staff have become more prudent about booking appointments with members of the public, devoting more effort to vetting and screening.

Housing Minister Sean Fraser says he, too, has received death threats.

“My home has been outfitted with a greater degree of security than I feel is ordinary or that I’m personally even comfortable with,” he said in an interview. “But when security officials tell you they need to make certain decisions in your best interest when it comes to personal safety and security, you listen to them.”

Poilievre Says He'll Continue to Meet With Canadians Despite Political Violence in The U.S.

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?

Navigating the Impossible: Legally Obtaining an Authorization to Carry Restricted Firearms in Canada

CANADA — The Silvercore Podcast interviewed Hunting Guide and Outfitter Rachel Ahtila about Canada's process for acquiring an ATC for self-protection.

Suspects Sought After Shots Fired at Home in East Gwillimbury

While licensed gun owners continue to have their firearms safely locked away, violent criminals continue to terrorize the public. York Regional Police released yet another video of a drive-by shooting on Saturday, this time, in the Town of East Gwillimbury (GTA).

VIRAL: Voters Explain Why They Won't Support Trudeau Liberals in The Next Election

Random Attack: Edmonton Man Charged With Attempted Murder

ALBERTA — The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) has charged a 41-year-old man following a violent random assault that occurred in central Edmonton last week.

According to a news release by EPS, on July 11, a 60-year-old man walking to a gas station in 92 Street and Jasper Avenue was violently assaulted to the point of unconsciousness by a 41-year-old male seated outside the gas station without any provocation. After a brief lull in the assault, the suspect then began choking the man with a shopping bag.

The EPS Downtown Branch BEATS team heard shouts for help from the gas station and immediately responded to assist. Officers challenged the suspect, who did not comply and fled on foot. Following a short foot chase, he was eventually taken into custody, the release stated.

EMS transported the 60-year-old man to hospital with serious life-threatening injuries. He has since been released.

The 41-year-old suspect identified as Storm Saskatchewan, was also taken to the hospital as a precaution. The suspect and victim were not known to one another, according to EPS.

Saskatchewan was remanded and charged with aggravated assault and attempted murder. He has a lengthy and sometimes violent criminal history and intoxication by drugs is believed to have been a factor in this incident, said police officials.

“Thankfully, officers were nearby at the time of this assault – they undoubtedly saved the complainant’s life. Had they not acted quickly, we may be discussing significantly more tragic circumstances today,” said Acting Inspector Michael Dreilich with the EPS Investigations Branch.

“There is no place for this type of brazen, random violence in our city,” he added.

Home Invasion: Four Arrested in Oshawa

ONTARIO — Two adults and two youth have been arrested after a home invasion in Oshawa.

On Tuesday, July 16, 2024, at approximately 10:40 p.m., members of Central East Division responded to an armed person call at a residence in the area of Ritson Road South and Valley Drive. Multiple males forced their way into a residence assaulting one of the home owners, while brandishing firearms. The suspects proceeded to the basement of the residence where another resident of the home was assaulted. The suspects demanded money from the victims before fleeing the area in a stolen vehicle.

The first victim sustained serious injuries, the second victim sustained minor injuries, and the third victim did not sustain any physical injuries.

Police searched the area and located the stolen vehicle a short distance away. The suspect vehicle was tracked driving toward a dead end before all suspects fled on foot. Officers, with the assistance of Air1 and the K9 Unit, located four suspects, who were taken into custody.

A fifth suspect is outstanding.

Charles WEIR, age 36 of No Fixed Address is charged with numerous offences including: Possess Loaded Restricted/Prohibited Firearm, Making an Automatic Firearm, Assault Cause Bodily Harm, Assault with a Weapon, Break-and-Enter, Utter Death Threats x3, Disguise with Intent, Robbery with Violence, Use of Firearm During Offence, Flight from Peace Officer, and Possession Contrary to Order x2.

Roshane Patrick STEPHENS, age 28 from Toronto is charged with numerous offences including: Possess Loaded Restricted/Prohibited Firearm, Making an Automatic Firearm, Possess Prohibited Ammunition, Assault Cause Bodily Harm, Assault with a Weapon, Break-and-Enter, Utter Death Threats x3, Disguise with Intent, Robbery with Violence, and Use of Firearm During Offence.

A 17-year-old male from Toronto is charged with numerous offences including: Possess Loaded Restricted/Prohibited Firearm, Making an Automatic Firearm, Possess Prohibited Ammunition, Assault Cause Bodily Harm, Assault with a Weapon, Break-and-Enter, Utter Death Threats x3, Disguise with Intent, Robbery with Violence, Use of Firearm During Offence, and Fail to Comply with Release Order.

A 16-year-old male from Toronto is charged with numerous offences including: Possess Loaded Restricted/Prohibited Firearm, Making an Automatic Firearm, Possess Prohibited Ammunition, Assault Cause Bodily Harm, Assault with a Weapon, Break-and-Enter, Utter Death Threats x3, Disguise with Intent, Robbery with Violence, Use of Firearm During Offence, and Fail to Comply with Sentence x2.

All were held for a bail hearing.

BAIL FAIL: Abduction, Torture of 3 People Leads to 12 Suspects Charged

ONTARIO — Windsor police have charged 12 suspects in connection with the abduction and torture of three people and investigators believe there may be more victims.

In June 2024, the Major Crimes Unit launched an investigation after officers say they obtaining credible evidence that three people were held against their will and tortured in two separate incidents.

In the first incident, police say a man was held captive inside an apartment in the 300 block of Glengarry Avenue on May 26.

Investigators say they obtained video evidence that showed seven suspects securing the victim to a chair and assaulting him with their fists and numerous weapons, including a Taser and an industrial torch.

Three days later, a man and woman were abducted from the 1200 block of Wyandotte Street East.

Police say the victims were forced into a vehicle by two men and driven to a house in the 1400 block of Dufferin Place, where they were joined by five additional suspects.

Investigators say they obtained video evidence that showed the suspects, including two men who participated in the first incident, tying up the victims and assaulting them with their fists and several weapons, including a firearm and power tool.

In both incidents, police say the victims were subjected to significant physical injury and emotional trauma before being released by the suspects after several hours.

Over the last week, investigators charged a total of 12 suspects, including three people already in custody for other offences.

Daniel Gerow, 28, faces a total of 11 charges, including attempted murder, forcible confinement (x 3), assault with a weapon (x 3), and administering a noxious substance with the intent to endanger life.

Steven Belcher, 33, faces a total of 15 charges, including forcible confinement (x 3), assault with a weapon (x 2), assault (x 2), and failure to comply with a release order.

Brittany Brouillette, 36, has been charged with forcible confinement, assault, and uttering threats to cause bodily harm.

Jaden Carter-Johnson, 32, has been charged with forcible confinement and assault.

Elethea Carver, 48, has been charged with forcible confinement, assault with a weapon, and assault causing bodily harm.

Taylor Logan, 30, has been charged with forcible confinement and robbery with violence.

Patrick McFadden, 25, has been charged with forcible confinement.

Tre Lawrence Harris, 28, has been charged with assault and forcible confinement (x 2).

Anthony Pare, 26, has been charged with assault with a weapon, breach of probation, and failure to comply with a probation order.

Velman Santos, 33, has been charged with forcible confinement (x 2).

Isiah Stephens-Scott, 21, has been charged with forcible confinement (x 2), assault with a weapon, assault causing bodily harm, assault, and breach of probation (x 2).

Valerie Wilkins, 33, has been charged with forcible confinement (x 2), assault with a weapon, assault causing bodily harm, assault, and breach of probation.

Investigators have plausible information to believe that there are other people who have been abducted and assaulted in a similar fashion.

Two of the reoffenders were already arrested back in May in possession of illicit firearms (no license, breach of conditions).

2 Teenage Boys Arrested After 16-Year-Old Boy Fatally Shot in Parkdale

ONTARIO — Two teenage boys have been charged with second-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of a 16-year-old boy in Toronto’s west end earlier this week.

On Monday, shortly after midnight, Toronto police were called to the Parkdale neighbourhood, near King Street West and Jameson Avenue, for reports of gunshots heard inside an apartment building.

Police said inside a unit officers found a male who had been shot.

Life-saving measures were performed, but the victim died at the scene.

He has been identified as 16-year-old Mohamed Doumbouya.

The accused, who are 16 and 17 years of age, were scheduled to appear in court on July 11. They cannot be named under the provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act.

The investigation is ongoing.

Man and Woman Arrested in Drug Investigation

ONTARIO — The Toronto Police Service is making the public aware of a drug investigation. In March 2024, members of the TPS Drug Squad commenced an investigation that has resulted in two arrests and the seizure of a quantity of illicit drugs, Canadian currency, drug paraphernalia and an illegal firearm.

It is alleged that:

• the accused were involved in high-level cocaine distribution throughout the city

As a result of the investigation, three search warrants were executed in the Birchmount Road and Danforth Avenue area, on two residences and one vehicle.

As a result of the search warrants, the following items were seized:

• Cocaine 969.49 grams
• Fentanyl 28.01 Grams
• Drug Paraphernalia
• Canadian Currency
• Smith and Wesson M&P 9 Series 9mm handgun with two magazines

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On Friday, July 12, 2024, the accused were arrested.

Jacob Coburn-Winter, 34, of Toronto, was charged with:

1. five counts of Trafficking a Schedule 1 Substance
2. four counts of Possession for the Purpose Trafficking
3. six counts of Possess Proceeds of Crime
4. Unauthorized Possession of a Firearm
5. Possession of a Firearm Knowing its Possession is Unauthorized
6. Alter serial number on Firearm

Sarah Kennedy, 34, of Toronto, was charged with:

1. two counts of Possession for the Purpose Trafficking (Cocaine and Fentanyl)

They were scheduled to attend the Toronto Regional Bail Centre.

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