CCFR Radio - Ep 162: Contest Winners Announced! Full Auto Shootings, Anti-Gunners Run on Tax Money

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In this episode: Best Day Ever contest winners announced including draw footage and call to winner, Rod’s crazy travel story, Tracey “nails it” at nail salon, what?? CPC wins byelection, by a landslide. New Zealand and Yukon fight back against gun bans. Full auto shooting in White Rock, BC. All that and more.

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This year's National Range Day is on June 1st. Now is the perfect time to engage your shooting club executive and encourage them to begin planning and seeking volunteers to host an event at your club.

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The Liberal Yukon Premier, Ranj Pillai, has been saying he supports Yukon firearms owners, claiming he is on their side, but will he join the Yukon Party (as well as Saskatchewan, and Alberta) by adopting legislation to protect innocent firearms owners from the federal governments planned firearm confiscation? MLA Brad Cathers raised the issue in Question Period on March 20th, 2024.

To Premier Pillai's credit, he has engaged with Minister Dominic LeBlanc requesting a Chief Firearms Officer position for Yukon. Whether he will ultimately work with the opposition Yukon Party to write and secure a Yukon Firearms Act remains to be seen, but you can be assured the CCFR will keep a close eye on the Yukon Liberals.

With Liberals Failing to Keep Criminals in Jail, Victims Say They Will Start Protecting Themselves

One Toronto-area resident, who survived a violent home invasion, said leaving his keys available to thieves wasn't 'a solution,' especially in light of the anti-theft measures he already had in place. "And then having those people get the keys and not being able to steal my car successfully, forcing them to come up and put a Glock 9mm to my head, that's not a good solution," he said.

Data collected by police shows auto thefts have risen to 4x the rate recorded in 2015, from 3,000 to more than 12,000 cases in 2023. Residential thefts and carjackings have also risen in step during the same period.

Feeling as though Liberal politicians and law enforcement won't, or can't, protect them, Peter says he and his neighbours plan to take matters into their own hands.

Read more about Peter's close encounter with armed thieves...

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Rebel News interviewed Tracey Wilson from the CCFR, who stated that Bill C-21 'directly targets licensed sport shooters and hunters instead of criminals.'

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Former CFB Trenton commander pleads guilty after bird shot at from boat

The former commander of CFB Trenton has pleaded guilty to charges of carelessly storing firearms and public mischief after a bird was shot at from the boat he was operating last summer.

Col. Leif Dahl will have to complete 12 months of probation, is barred from possessing any firearms during that time except as needed for his role with the military, and must make a $500 donation to Ducks Unlimited.

He received a conditional discharge, meaning he won't have a conviction on his record after his probation is complete.

"I made a mistake. I know that and I accept full responsibility for my actions," said Dahl, reading from a statement in Belleville, Ont., court Thursday.

He added his role as a senior officer with the Canadian Armed Forces meant the incident "caused distress and brought embarrassment" to his family and others who serve...

‘We have to look at the root cause of these problems:’ Tackling gun violence in Toronto

A drive-by shooting Friday in the York neighbourhood was the fourth in the past week and that has advocates once again highlighting the need to address the root causes of gun violence, particularly in young people.

According to Toronto police data, so far in 2024, there has been a 140 per cent increase in the number of shooting incidents compared to the same time period in 2023. In the past week alone, one man was injured in a shooting Monday in Etobicoke, two people were killed and a third wounded in a daylight triple shooting on Tuesday in Regent Park, and a young male was injured in Friday’s drive-by shooting.

While a spokesperson for the City referenced its SafeTO program, a 10-year community safety and well-being plan geared toward preventing violence through engagement and intervention efforts, advocates say the city doesn’t fully grasp what’s going on in the community.

“We need to look at the fact of sustainable income, poverty, and also trauma that these young people have been dealing with,” said Richard Miller, founder of the non-profit Keep6ix...

Gun runner caught near Cornwall with 59 firearms sentenced to 11 years

A Quebec man was sentenced to 11 years in prison after he was caught smuggling 59 contraband guns across the St. Lawrence River in a cross-border operation that was busted in 2021, when a concerned Cornwall resident witnessed the “brazen” daytime handoff.

Inti Falero-Delgado pleaded guilty in 2023 to importing illegal firearms — which included 53 handguns and six modified AR-15-style assault rifles with the serial numbers removed — that were purchased in the United States and were headed for the Canadian black market.

The gun-runners’ handoff on Nov. 26, 2021, was captured by a security camera mounted on a private boathouse on Farlinger Drive in South Glengarry, a riverfront residential street on the outskirts of Cornwall in an area long known as a popular area for smugglers, according to an agreed statement of facts filed in Cornwall court.

A concerned resident alerted police after seeing Falero-Delgado on the private property around 3 p.m. that day, walking through a line of cedar trees to the shoreline, where he was met by a small power boat with an overlarge engine.

Falero-Delgado collected three duffel bags that had been tossed onto shore by two unidentified men onboard before the bootleggers’ boat took off. Falero-Delgado was seen making several trips to load the bags into a car that was waiting for him...

Crime and Inflation Directly Linked to Liberals

$50K reward offered for arrest of gun trafficker who breached bail conditions 3 times: Toronto police

One man dead after double shooting at Mississauga plaza

LILLEY: Trudeau sends Ukraine billions in weapons, puts ban on Israel

We have sent billions of lethal military aid to Ukraine but are banning any military sales to Israel.

The Trudeau government has confirmed it won’t allow any military sales to Israel, that includes non-lethal military sales like boots, trucks or supplies. Foreign Affairs has been blocking military sales since early January, but in the wake of Monday’s vote on an NDP motion, Minister Melanie Joly has confirmed all sales are off.

The non-binding motion, which included a clause calling on the government to “Cease the further authorization and transfer of arms exports to Israel,” is now the policy of the Trudeau government.

Israel has never really bought much in the way of military supplies from Canada. In 2021, they bought just $26 million of military gear from Canadian firms, a far cry from the $1.7 billion Saudi Arabia spent. In the days after the Oct. 7 terror attacks by Israel, export permits jumped up to $28 million over several months before a pause was imposed on Jan. 8.

Now, that may seem like a lot, but it’s not, especially not when you compare it to our other democratic ally currently involved in a war, Ukraine.

Since the start of 2022, the Canadian government proudly boasts that we have sent $4 billion in military assistance to Ukraine. This isn’t material that Ukraine has bought from Canada, this is what we have sent them:

— 40,000 rounds of 155mm artillery ammunition

— 10,000 rounds of 105mm tank shells

— 277 1,000-pound aircraft bombs

— Four M777 Howitzers

— 4,200 M72A5-C1 anti-tank rocket launchers

— $10 million worth of pistols, infantry rifles, sniper rifles and ammunition

— Eight Leopard 2 battle tanks

In addition to all of this, Canada has sent millions of rounds of ammunition for small arms, gas masks, night vision goggles, winter clothing, vehicles and more...

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