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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🚨 Attention Perry Township Residents 🚨

The Township of Perry Ontario has proposed new regulations for the discharge of firearms.

The new by-law includes new requirements for Perry Township residents who wish to discharge firearms on their private property, to obtain written permission from the local government, and allow by-law officers (conservation officers, peace officers, etc.) to enter and inspect your property at their discretion, among other criteria.

Firearms owners are are welcome to attend councils regular meeting scheduled for Wednesday August 21, 2024 at 7 PM.

More details, including a draft of the proposed by-law, can be found 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!

Project Warlock: 18 Charged With 150 Offences in Violent Peel Home Invasions, Carjackings

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Gun Buyback Worries Gov’t

CANADA — Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc’s department is refusing comment over its hiring of forensic auditors to assess risk of a “national compensation program.” Staff would not confirm they anticipated millions in fraud and waste through a costly gun buyback scheme scheduled in 2025.

“The Department of Public Safety has a requirement to perform a fraud risk assessment of a national compensation program targeting businesses and individuals,” the department wrote in a notice to forensic auditors. “Working with a team of dedicated stakeholders, the external firm is expected to undertake a systematic and thorough process to identify, evaluate and help address internal and external fraud vulnerabilities related to the national compensation program.”

“There are security requirements associated with this requirement,” said the notice Fraud Risk Assessment For A National Compensation Program. Auditors would be hired in August with a risk assessment due in eight months, it said.

The public safety department refused Blacklock’s requests for copies of the bidding documents including statements of work. However the contractors’ timeline coincides with the promised 2025 launch of Minister LeBlanc’s federal buyback of prohibited firearms. A current amnesty period expires October 30, 2025.

Cabinet in 2020 enacted Regulations Prescribing Certain Firearms that banned some 1,500 high-powered firearms. The Department of Public Safety has repeatedly postponed enforcement of the order due to stiff resistance and concerns over costs.

“If we take the estimate for example of 150,000 to 200,000 of these weapons that would be surrendered and for which compensation would be paid on an average price, and we’ve done some calculation on this of approximately $1,300 per firearm, the estimate is somewhere between $300 million and $400 million,” then-Public Safety Minister Bill Blair told reporters in 2020. “But it really depends on knowing exactly how many of these firearms are currently possessed in Canada...”

Danielle Smith Confirms Alberta Will Update Bill of Rights in Fall Session

ALBERTA — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the fall update to the province’s bill of rights will protect Albertans’ personal medical decisions, including the right to refuse a vaccine.

Smith’s pledge came during a town hall in Bonnyville with over 300 UCP members, where she discussed strengthening residents’ liberties and freedoms, lowering taxes, protecting the province from federal overreach, and improving healthcare.

"Big thank-you to the 300+ UCP members who came out on a Friday evening tonight in Bonnyville for our town hall to talk about how we are going to continue to strengthen our liberties and freedoms, lower taxes, protect our province from Ottawa, and improve health care. So many great questions and exceptionally positive feedback. I love spending time connecting with our members!" she said in a post on X.

Leighton Grey, a lawyer with Grey Wowk Spencer LLC who was attending the event, said "The Premier announced tonight that a new AB Bill of Rights will be introduced in the Fall session. It will recognize individual bodily autonomy & protect personal property rights. Great news for every Albertan!" in a post on X.

Smith confirmed the plans in a statement to True North.

“In the fall, we will be introducing legislation to amend Alberta’s bill of rights. Several amendments are being considered to strengthen Albertans’ individual and property rights, including an amendment to guarantee Albertans the right to accept or refuse a medical treatment,” she said...

Hey Trudeau: Your Gun Bans Have Failed

A couple years ago ‘Aba N Preach,’ two successful Canadian YouTubers from Montréal, told their large audience that Justin Trudeau's legal gun bans would fail largely because criminals in Quebec were using unlicensed, illegal 3D-printed guns.

They also pointed out that Montreal police had sought help from the mafia, indicating that law enforcement, didn't have control of the situation.

Up to 50 Shots Fired in Deadly “Gun Battle” in Scarborough

ONTARIO — “Where is he, where is he?”

Those were the anguished cries from a father looking for a son believed to have been gunned down early Wednesday outside of a Scarborough plaza.

Darryl McCann had to be restrained by two police officers as he barreled into the crime scene strewn with over 50 shell casings after two people were shot dead, including a woman, and two others were serious hurt during what was described a “gun battle.”

Toronto Police said the deadly quadruple shooting occurred in the parking lot of a strip mall on Ellesmere Rd. near Birkdale Rd. — located between Midland Ave. and Brimley Rd. around 2:30 a.m.

McCann dropped to the ground in the plaza and started pounding the pavement, knowing it was his son who’d been shot.

“He (his son) called me after midnight and said he was going to meet his girlfriend,” said McCann, mentioning the last time he would hear from his son, who had just celebrated his 22nd birthday on Monday.

Toronto Police Homicide Det. Ron Benson said it “appears to have been some kind of gun battle” that took place in the parking lot. At least 76 numbered police markers were visible in the parking lot.

“I don’t have any information in regard to the number of groups or persons involved,” said Benson.

A handgun was retrieved at the scene, but Benson could not confirm who it belonged to...

Note: CCFR Staff discovered the location of the shooting was known to police, and frequented by ‘young kids’ to do ‘drugs and drink alcohol,’ according the most recent review on Trip Advisor in July of 2022 (see below).

Young Woman Killed in North East Calgary Shooting Not Intended Target: CPS

ALBERTA — Police say a young woman who was killed in a daylight shooting in the city’s northeast over the weekend was likely not the intended target.

Calgary police began investigating after officers were called to Foothills Medical Centre around 6 p.m. Saturday for reports of two people arriving at the hospital who had been shot.

In an update on Monday, investigators now say they think the shooting happened around 5:20 p.m. when the two victims were in a white 2008 Acura MDX driving westbound on 32 Avenue NE on the Deerfoot Trail overpass.

A suspect vehicle drove up to the Acura and fired multiple shots at the victims, police say.

A young woman who was sitting in the passenger seat was pronounced dead in hospital. Following an autopsy completed on Monday, she has been identified as 19-year-old Calgary resident Jordan Leinen.

The 17-year-old male driver arrived at hospital with serious injuries. His condition is now stable.

Police don’t think the shooting was random but they do not believe Leinen was the intended target.

Staff Sgt. Sean Gregson of the Calgary Police Service Homicide Unit says it appears the 17-year-old boy was the target.

“A young woman lost her life, and a family is now left without their loved one,” says Gregson. “This type of violence will not be tolerated in our city, and we are putting several resources from across the Service into investigating this incident.”

Winnipeg Police Stretched to Limit in Crime Fight: Acting Chief

York Police Investigating 2 Separate Targeted Shootings at Homes in Richmond Hill, Markham

ONTARIO — York police are investigating two separate shootings at homes in Richmond Hill and Markham that are believed to be targeted incidents.

The first occurred on July 18 in the area of Windfields Road and Beckenridge Drive in Markham.

Video captured from the area showed a four-door white sedan approach the home at around 3:40 a.m. and a suspect is seeing firing several shots before fleeing the area. No one was injured.

Three days after the incident, police were called to the same address for a report of a vehicle on fire at around 1:45 a.m. Sunday.

Video shows a grey SUV in the area before a suspect approaches a parked vehicle in the driveway on foot and pours a flammable liquid on it before setting it on fire.

During the same week, a home in Richmond Hill was also targeted in a shooting incident.

York police say on July 19 around 1 a.m., the complainant called police to say someone had just fired shots at his home in the Elm Avenue and Springbrook Drive.

When officers arrived, a number of bullet casings were found on and around the driveway along with damage to several walls and ceilings within the home.

Three people were inside the house at the time of the shooting but no one was injured.

Video surveillance captured two suspects approach the area on foot, fire off several rounds and then run away. A dark-coloured SUV with tinted windows is then seen leaving the area.

Federal Justice Minister Responds to Eby, Other Premiers on Bail Reform After Random Surrey Murder

BRITISH COLUMBIA — The federal minister of justice penned a response Wednesday to the country’s premiers who demanded bail reform following the release of a man accused of killing a Surrey woman.

On Monday, Canada’s premiers sent a letter to the prime minister demanding a review of the nation’s bail system, citing Adam Troy Mann, who was released from jail just days before allegedly murdering Tori Dunn.

The 30-year-old woman was killed in her Port Kells home on June 16, 2024.

The premiers, including B.C.’s David Eby, invoked the death, saying the suspect in Dunn’s murder had been involved in multiple violent crimes in the past.

“I brought this to Halifax, this case, and around the table, there were examples from other premiers, where the laws have failed to address the concerns of people in their provinces as well. The result of that is a letter to the federal government asking in a very straightforward way that they look at the implementation of these new bail laws that they put in place,” Eby said, referencing Federal Bill-C48 which altered how bail is granted last year.

On Wednesday, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada Arif Virani posted a joint response with Minister of Public Safety, Democratic Institutions and Intergovernmental Affairs Dominic LeBlanc to social media.

In a brief two paragraphs, the ministers say Ottawa has done its share of the work on keeping violent offenders in custody and now the provinces need to do theirs.

“Canadians expect their elected representatives, at all levels of government, to work together to keep them safe. That’s why we urgently passed Bill C-48 last year — making it harder for repeat violent offenders to get bail, addressing all provincial requests, and prioritizing community safety,” the ministers said.

Virani calls Dunn’s death a tragedy but says his office listened to the provinces and territories when they wanted changes to the nation’s Criminal Code around bail.

He says now it’s up to them to “step up and enforce the law”.

Bus Rider Shot With Pellet Gun, Suspect Charged

ONTARIO — An Ottawa man is facing multiple criminal charges for allegedly shooting a woman with a pellet gun on an OC Transpo bus in downtown Ottawa on Thursday, police said.

Ottawa police said they arrested a suspect shortly after he fled the scene of the incident on Queen Street around 5:50 p.m.

A police news release listed 10 charges against the 20-year-old man from Ottawa including aggravated assault, assault with a weapon, breach of probation and various firearms offences. He was scheduled to appear in court on Friday.

The injured woman in her 30s was able to walk but was taken to hospital for further care, paramedics told CBC at the scene near Parliament station.

Eyewitness Brianna Lynn told CBC that the incident started when the victim complained to the driver about the behaviour of other passengers as the bus travelled along Elgin Street.

"Three young people got on the bus … They caused a big scene, they had a speaker, they were playing music really loud," Lynn said.

"The lady went up to the driver and asked if they could come off the bus. The driver kicked [two of] them off at the next stop. After a whole argument the third person stayed on the bus."'

The man demanded the victim delete video of the incident, which she declined to do, Lynn said.

"He kept getting closer, she pushed him away, he lunged at her," Lynn said. "Out of his backpack he pulled a gun and shot her in the leg."

The attack left the victim with blood running down her leg and stunned the other passengers, Lynn said.

"Everyone was in shock, nobody expected this to happen. It escalated really quickly."

Canada Man Convicted of March Dunnellon Middle School Shooting Threat

FLORIDA — A Canadian man is awaiting sentencing for making a false active shooter and kidnapping report to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) in March.

Ontario Court records show 21-year-old William Tuckett pled guilty to two counts of conveying false information with the intention to injure or harm a person. According to Canadian criminal codes, Tuckett faces up to four years in prison.

MSCO records show that Tuckett called police and said he would use an automatic rifle to kill students at Dunnellon Middle School.

He then called police again, claiming to be a Marion County father holding his daughter hostage at gunpoint. MCSO deputies determined both calls were fake.

Tuckett was talking online via Snapchat to a then 13-year-old girl. He told her that he would “Swat” her family and school if she would not date him. The teenager stopped communicating with Tuckett, and then Sault Ste. Marie man made the two false calls to MSCO, including impersonating her father, saying he had her at gunpoint.

He was then arrested by Sault Ste. Marie Police Services after the department was contacted by MCSO.

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