Women have long had a quiet, less visible presence in the firearms community. While women lead the industry in growth, both in the hunting and sport shooting genres, women’s programs have been noticeably absent in our community at large.  The CCFR introduced a Women of the CCFR program nearing the

In this bombshell episode, Rod interviews MP Bob Zimmer and they discuss the truth about Bill C-52. You’re going to want to listen to this one!! Find out why the Long Gun Registry data still exists, and is being offered to Quebec even after a Supreme Court Ruling. Rod also

The CCFR launched it’s exclusive Explainer Video Series over the last year. These are highly shareable, short 2-minute videos with animation and narration that simply and efficiently explain issues facing the Canadian firearm owning community. These are the tools gun owners need in their tool box to debate effectively on

The CCFR is pleased to share a member’s opinion piece, submitted to the CCFR by Bob Bush from Quebec. If you have a submission you would like considered please forward to info@firearmrights.ca QUÉBEC’S LONG GUN REGISTRY: THE GOVERMENT RELEASES A FIRST DRAFT                                                   “At this point in time, this issue has

The Quebec government, Minister of Public Security, has released a draft form of the new provincial long gun registry regulations. You can download and read it here: QuebecLGR Quebecers will be required to provide detailed information about the firearm, themselves as well as location firearms will be kept. This is

A while back we did the draw for the winner of the grand prize in the Victory Bonds Contest. The winner received a $10k shopping spree at International Shooting Supplies where they could spend their winnings on guns and gear. Watch the video to see Rod announce the winner!! Stay

Not long ago, the CCFR submitted an ATIP request to the Ministry of Public Safety for all correspondence to and from PolySeSouvient (Poly Remembers) and the office of Public Safety. In keeping with our mandate of education and being transparent, we invite you to read the information disclosed in this

Hunting, Fishing and Trapping are an integral part of Canada’s history and heritage. Bill C-501, An Act respecting a National hunting, fishing and trapping day was entered into law in 2015 via MP Rick Norlock’s private members bill. The 3rd Saturday of September is a National Heritage day, paying respect

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