Former Liberal Party president Stephen LeDrew asks political columnist Brian Lilley why the Trudeau Liberals continue to allow murderers, carjackers and home invaders the freedom to reoffend, ruining the lives of everyday Canadians.
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CCFR Radio EP 171: Retired RCMP Confiscating Firearms? Liberal Crime Wave! Gun Wielding Wedding? (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 ask retired RCMP to confiscate guns in ill-fated buyback scheme. Massive cross-country crime wave highlighting Liberal failure, Canadians pay with their pocketbooks and their lives. Gun wielding at wedding results in firearm seizures. Alberta grizzly hunt back on! All that and more! Audio-only Link: https://podcast.ccfr.ca/episodes/episode-171/ You can also listen to and watch the CCFR Radio Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube Music and other popular podcast apps. |
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Frustrated Feds Amend Gun-Confiscation Contract With CSAAADuring a video interview with Nicolas Johnson of TheGunBlog.ca, Canadian Sporting Arms and Ammunition Association (CSAAA) President, Wes Winkel, said the federal government was amending the CSAAA's contract, lessoning their involvement in the gun confiscation program. He said the government has grown increasingly frustrated with the organization for continuing to point out flaws in the program. Between 2022-23, the CSAAA signed an NDA and government contract with the Liberals worth approximately $707,363.05 in an effort to help retailers unload newly prohibited inventory that could no longer be sold to legal gun owners. They say now, they will no longer... [Continue Reading] |
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New “Independent” Senator Donated to Liberals Over 220 Times, Supported Gun BansDespite Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s appointment of supposedly “independent” senators, Trudeau’s latest appointment has deep ties to the Liberal party. Trudeau announced that alongside Charles Adler, he would be appointing Tracy Muggli to the Senate to represent her home province of Saskatchewan. Muggli is a long-time social worker and healthcare professional who is currently the executive director of St Paul’s Hospital Saskatoon. However, Muggli is also a loyal supporter of the federal Liberal party. Between 2006 and 2020, Muggli donated to the Liberals 221 times, donating to the party, her local riding association, and Liberal leadership contestants. Her 221 donations to the Liberals amounted to $18,832.07 in total, with an average donation amount of just over $85. Muggli also gave $915 in non-monetary donations. In an interview with local media during the 2019 election, Muggli stated that she supported the Liberal government’s firearm ban, the carbon tax, furthering trade ties with China, and implied that Western alienation is a product of misinformation... [Continue Reading] |
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Some Proposals For New Alberta Bill of Rights, May Present Interesting Legal, Political ImplicationsDuring a discussion with Bridge City News' Hal Roberts, Alberta National Post correspondent, Tyler Dawson, said that some of the gun rights proposals being floated around for inclusion within a new Alberta Bill of Rights, specifically giving Albertans 'a right to bear arms,' or to defend ones life or property with a firearm, would be 'a tough sell.' Premier Danielle Smith said she plans to "strengthen Albertans' individual and property rights," some time this fall. You can watch the full interview here. |
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Law-Abiding Citizen and His Dog Stabbed During Violent EncounterPolice continue to search for a suspect wanted in connection with a violent encounter involving a man and his dog in downtown Barrie last week. David Mac Donald was walking his dog, Gibson, near Meridian Place on August 6 when he said he noticed three men kicking chairs at the square. "The dad in me came out, so I was kind of like, 'Hey guys, stop kicking chairs," he said. That's when Mac Donald said one of the men confronted him, and the situation quickly escalated. "I started warning him, like, don't come near me, don't approach me," Mac Donald recalled. The Barrie man said he acted in self-defence, hitting the suspect, who he claims pulled out... [Continue reading] |
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Perry Township Updating Firearm Discharge Bylaw With More Exceptions Than Prohibitions, says Bylaw OfficerThe bylaw for firing guns in the Township of Perry is being updated this year. Here's what Council said its citizens need to know:
Update: The Council of the Township of Perry received a draft of the Proposed Discharge of Firearms By-law on Wednesday, August 21, and after hearing from the first round of concerned citizens council posted this link for those interested in reading the full report or wanting to get further updates and information. Watch the meeting here. |
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Four Charged After Edmonton Home Invasion, Gun CallsTwo men and two women are facing a total of 32 charges after an Edmonton home invasion and multiple gun calls earlier this year, say police. On Feb. 24, 2024, near Fort Road and 137 Avenue, officers stopped a speeding red Mercedes that had reportedly just been involved in a home invasion. Police arrested two of the vehicle’s four occupants and found two spent 9 mm ammunition casings. The Mercedes was then seized to obtain a search warrant, police said in a news release this week. Later that same day, officers were called to the scene of a drive-by shooting after a bullet hole was located at a home near 45 Street and 149 Avenue, not far from where the vehicle involved in the home invasion had been stopped, police said. Security video confirmed the vehicle involved in the drive-by shooting, a red Mercedes, matched the vehicle seized earlier that day. Police also found another 9 mm casing at the scene of the drive-by shooting. Investigators later determined the drive-by shooting to be random; the accused individuals had no... [Continue Reading] |
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Oshawa, Stouffville Teens Face First-Degree Murder Charges in Toronto Tow Truck Turf WarsA 15-year-old boy from Oshawa and another Stouffville teen, 16, have both been charged with first-degree murder following the death of a Pickering man that Toronto police say is connected to ongoing turf wars in the GTA’s tow truck industry. Toronto police announced on Wednesday the arrests of four people, who face a total of 177 charges, in connection with tow truck-related shootings as part of the force’s Project Beacon. According to Toronto police, a 28-year-old man from Pickering was found with gunshot wounds when officers responded to a call in the area of Warden Avenue and Ellesmere Road on July 6. That man, identified by police as Sulakshan Selvasingam, later died in hospital, said police. Two teens — 15 and 16 — were arrested on July 15 with help from Ontario Provincial Police and were found to be in possession of a Glock handgun, say Toronto police. The Toronto force also alleges the two teens were responsible for 11 more shootings that occurred between June 29 and July 14, with eight of those shootings taking place over the Canada Day long weekend... [Continue Reading] |
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Allan Harding Grabs Gold & Silver at the 2024 Canadian National Pistol ChampionshipsTeam Canada's Allan Harding celebrated in a post on X after winning the gold medal in the 50m Expert class at the 2024 Canadian National Pistol Championships, an ISSF competition in Innisfil, Ontario. He also posted on Instagram that he "managed to score high enough...to get silver in the Master class." Congrats Allan! |
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EOT Top Gun Shoot Off: Metric vs. EnglishWatch Santa Fe River Stan (Canada) vs. Whistlin' Will (USA) in a cowboy shootout. |
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Dynamic Sport Shooting MatchWatch as Canadian YouTuber and sport shooter @LloydFromCanada captures this amazing event shot on location at Mission Rod and Gun Club in Mission, British Columbia. |
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POV: Different Stages at IPSC Canada Nationals 2024Canadian YouTuber @ActiveShooter shows you his view during competition at the recent IPSC Nationals. |
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Mandatory Reporting Penalties Changing in OntarioThe Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) is proposing changes to the penalties for failing to submit a mandatory hunting report. Currently, if a hunter fails to submit a hunter report on two consecutive occasions for the same species, they are locked out — meaning they are prevented from purchasing any relevant product for that species for one year. The MNR is proposing to eliminate the lock-out penalty and replace it with a graduated financial penalty. A hunter will continue to receive a $25 surcharge penalty fee for each... [Continue Reading] |
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Grizzlies Expanding Territory All Over B.C., First Ever Grizzly Bear Sow and Cubs Spotted on Vancouver IslandFor the first time ever, a grizzly sow and her two cubs have been caught on camera on Vancouver Island. Grizzlies have been spotted making the swim across the Johnstone Strait to Vancouver Island for the past decade only to stay temporarily, but biologist Garth Mowat says the fact that a mom and babies are here means that grizzlies are setting up shop on Vancouver Island more permanently. “There’s sort of a progression. Young males show up and they go looking around. Often they leave and don’t come back and then eventually it’s the precursor to adults showing up and adults staying, and it seems to be the pattern on Vancouver Island,” said Mowat, a carnivore specialist with the B.C. Ministry of Environment. Mowat says there have been other reports over the years of sows and their cubs on Vancouver Island, but this is the first verified report... [Continue Reading] |
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Alberta Grizzly Hunters Will Get to Keep the Carcass When Called on to Euthanize BearsHunters tasked with killing problem grizzly bears under a new Alberta program will get to keep the carcass afterwards, National Post has confirmed. “The carcass may require inspection by a Wildlife Officer and the responder is able to keep all parts of the bear,” said Pam Davidson, an Alberta government spokesperson, in an email. Last month, the Alberta government quietly changed provisions in the Wildlife Act that allow for hunters to, in the case of euthanizing problem grizzlies, take over the duties of a wildlife officer in pulling the trigger. On June 17, changes to the act allowed... [Continue Reading] |
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Hunting The Ruffed Grouse With A FlusherWatch this great hunt with Canadian YouTubers @ChasingTheKing from New Brunswick, Canada. On this day out with Jessie, they have a few nice bird encounters and managed to put a couple in the bag! |
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August 21-24 - Kidd Family Auctions - Straight Shooter Sale - for more info 1-519-938-7499 / 1-519-938-1315 www.kiddfamilyauctions.com |
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August 23 & 24 - Miramichi Gun Show located @ Miramichi Curling Club - 21 Cove Road, Miramichi, NB - Show hours Friday 4pm to 8pm & Saturday 8:30am to 4:30pm - For more info or table rental please contact Cyril Kingston 506-639-5577 or [email protected] - Canteen on site - Public Admission is $5.00 |
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August 24 - L.C.A.C.A Arms Fairs - Saturday from 9:30am to 2pm - Place Lachute Arena, 80 Rue Hamford, Lachute QC - For info: L.C.A.C.A 12440 Riviere-des-Prairies Blvd, Montreal, (Quebec) H1C 1R8 - (514) 463-0000 or (883) 800-1960 |
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August 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 |
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August 24 & 25 - New Ontario Shooters Association and Sportsman Show to be held at the Kakabeka Legion 4556 Trans-Canada Hwy, Kakabeka Falls, Ontario - Setup Time: 4pm on Friday, August 23 - Show hours: Saturday 9:00am - 4:00pm , Sunday 9:00am - 3:00pm - Admission $5.00 and kids under 12 free when accompanied by an adult - For further information contact: Samantha 1-807-626-4003 or Jordan 1-807-631-9903 |
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August 24 & 25 - 17th Annual Torrington Gun Show at Ron Gorr Memorial Arena - Highway 27 Torrington, AB - Show times: Saturday 10:00am to 5:00pm - Sunday 10:00am to 3:00pm - For more info, call Gerard Gibeau 780-603-7301 or email [email protected] |
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August 31 - Madawaska Fish & Game Gun Show - Saturday 8:00am to 2:00pm at B.L.R Community Center and Arena, 22 Burnt Bridge Road, Palmer Rapids, Ontario - Admission $7.00 - For info: Peter [email protected] or 1-613-758-3567 |
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August 31/September 1 - Odell Collectors & Shooters at the Fredericton Motor Inn, Fredericton, NB. - Saturday 9:00am to 5:00pm, Sunday 9:00am to 2:00pm - For info: (516) 451-0018 |
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Trudeau's Handgun Freeze Violates the Charter? Making the CaseCanadian YouTuber SoapBoxGuns provides a thorough and in-depth look at the Liberals 'Handgun Freeze,' possible Charter violations, the false “more [legal] guns = more death” claims made by the Liberal government, and more. |
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Man Attacked by Brown Bear Captures Moments After Incident on VideoThree days removed from a near-fatal brown bear attack on the Kenai Peninsula, a seasoned Alaskan hunter sat down with Alaska’s News Source to describe the wildlife encounter in detail. The survivor of the mauling, 32-year-old Tyler Johnson, recounted the incident in a 30-minute sit-down interview. |
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Carjacker Caught by Residents in Ontario, CanadaWatch as a carjacker is caught and held by home owners after he and two others invaded the home to steal the keys to the home owners vehicle. The suspect arrested in the video has yet to be identified by police. The uncensored original version is available here. |
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Ms. AugustWith all the excitement of photo shoots, we can’t forget to turn the page to the beautiful month of August in the 2024 CCFR Gunnie Girl calendar. Model/CCFR Member: Syndel Photo credit: Bryan Stock DO YOU HAVE A LADIES DAY EVENT being planned for 2024? Would you like sponsorship for the event? Contact us at in[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! |
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