Evidence-led Canadian firearms policy analysis, calmly pro-ownership and grounded in the laws, numbers, and source documents.
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B.C. adds a firearm vehicle offence October 1. The actual regulations spell out airgun storage, youth transport, and a conditional exemption for temporary stops on designated property.
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Manitoba removed last year's moose buffer zones and opened the season. MWF reports hunters turned back at Bloodvein again. The province owes them usable access information and a durable agreement.
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A New Brunswick question and Cornwall match guidance show why handgun-exemption applicants should obtain the issuer’s evidence checklist before planning their season.
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Peel police describe stolen house and gun-locker keys, then two stolen firearms. A practical look at key custody and Canada’s prompt-reporting duty.
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Saskatchewan budgets $1.551 million for its ballistics lab. A fresh Prince Albert police account gives readers a reason to ask how quickly the service delivers.
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Reading federal buyback figures takes care. Owners deserve clear dates, useful definitions and an honest account of what each number measures.
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Ontario's Supreme Court factum asks for a readable boundary around an undefined firearm 'variant.' Canada's response says the regulations already give licensed owners enough notice.
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CBSA reports manufacturing charges after an Essex investigation involving unregulated parts. The case raises separate questions about component rules and alleged conduct.
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The RCMP still gives October 30 as the firearms amnesty expiry. Current law and Public Safety guidance use a court-dependent endpoint. The police page needs a correction.
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A visiting shooter bringing a rifle needs a different plan from a guest borrowing one here. Current RCMP and CBSA guidance separates the declaration, PAL, and supervised-borrowing routes.
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Peel reports U.S. origins for 15 of 23 firearms seized in Project Red Zone. The result supports focused trafficking work, with clear limits on the national claims it can carry.
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Canada's spare-barrel transfer rule puts a licence duty on private sellers. The law and official guidance explain its scope, verification examples and recordkeeping limits.