Gun owners are in the fight for their lives. This requires a sophisticated, and unfortunately expensive, counter attack. Using the logo developed for our TV show, The CCFR’s Canada Down Range, we have developed a line of clothing and gear featuring a bolder, more aggressive logo and messaging. New tri-blend

As C-71 rounds the last corner in its journey into Royal Assent, there seems to be a real lack of understanding of the issues that actually relate to public safety. The bill is in second reading in the Senate and the CCFR has been spending some considerable time talking to

Bill Blair, Minister of Border Security and Organized Crime has been hosting “invite only public consultations” across the country in an effort to gauge the benefit of a “handgun and assault rifle” ban. In all, the Minister only visited 4 major city centres, with 2 consultations a day for a

The tragic shooting on the Danforth this summer was the climax for the gun debate in Canada. A violent, mass shooting, committed by an unlicensed criminal, with a firearm he illegally obtained through his brother’s gang connection, has somehow become the pivotal point where virtue signalling politicians like John Tory

MP Rachael Harder has become a real source of common sense in the gun debate that wages across the country, fueled by misinformation, fear mongering and downright virtue signalling. Well, this week was no different. Last weekend, out in Alberta, Harder hosted a fundraiser in true western style, complete with

Amidst the Liberal hyperbole of C-71 and the talks and “examinations” of various types of gun bans, out comes Andrew Scheer with the first two pillars of his plan to combat actual crime and violence. This topic has been captivating the media and Canadians from all sides of this debate.

If you don’t already know all about Lynda, here’s the background; Lynda Keijko comes from a shooting family. Her late father Bill Hare competed in 3 Olympics and her sister Dorothy Ludwig became an Olympian in 2012. Lynda started shooting at the age of 11 in the hopes of following

Nov 15, 2018 The Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights (CCFR) and High Capacity Magazine (HC) have entered into a partnership that will see the two organizations cross-promote and deliver content in a synergistic way to the Canadian firearms market. “We are thrilled to form this partnership with High Capacity Magazine,”

  ~Ajax, ON November 13, 2018 Our very own Tracey Wilson, registered lobbyist for the CCFR, made the trek from Ottawa to Ajax Ontario to attend the “open forum” town hall meeting hosted by MP Mark Holland. You may recognize the name from the infamous “Turf Mark Holland” campaign that

Canada’s biggest name in hunting spent some time in Ottawa this week meeting with government officials to discuss the government’s recent legislation, C-71 which is currently in the Senate stage, as well as the proposed ban on handguns and “assault rifles” – a term not yet even defined. Jim also