Questions You Should Ask in the Gun Debate Written by H.S. Huang Edited by J.J. Song   When people are scared enough, they will gladly trade their freedom for a false sense of security. And this false sense of security will end up costing them more dearly then they ever

In Question Period on Thursday May 9, 2019 MP Tony Clement posed a question to the Trudeau government, stating that a “source” informed him that the Prime Minister is planning to announce a sweeping gun ban in June when he attends the “Women Deliver Conference” in BC. Clement claims this

The City of Kingston recently voted on a motion to ask the federal government to “strengthen” C-71 by including a sweeping ban on handguns, “assault weapons” and all semi-auto’s, a motion that was more symbolic than anything but one that received great opposition. Councillor Jeff McLaren was under pressure from

Amidst the unrelenting attack on Canadian gun owners, Canada’s hardest working, fastest growing and most effective firearm rights advocacy organization is excited to welcome their members to the 2019 CCFR AGM in beautiful Calgary, Alberta on June 1, 2019. “The Meeting” Activities begin at 10am sharp in the McKnight Ballroom

Minister of Border Security and Organized Crime Bill Blair has been busy, travelling across the country consulting with stakeholders and the public about whether or not a ban on legally owned handguns by RCMP-vetted Canadians would impact the crime and violence we are seeing in the streets. The results are

~Ottawa, April 9, 2019 In response to an Inquiry of Ministry by Medicine Hat-Cardston-Warner MP Glen Motz received the “Gender-Based Analysis” of both C-71 and the Liberal examination of a handgun ban. While the report includes stats about domestic violence, suicide, and the like, no consideration was given to females

In the Senate Standing Committee on National Security & Defence today, amendments were heard in the clause by clause reading of C-71. Senator Marilou McPhedran, formerly with the Coalition for Gun Control tabled a motion to include a ban on handguns and “assault rifles” to C-71. The motion was far

With the annual meeting of the members looming, it’s that time of year again … Director nominations are open. At the CCFR it is important to us to not get in a rut with having the same leadership team for years, if not decades. This fosters an unhealthy environment and

~Ottawa, April 8, 2019 A Trudeau-appointed Senator has given public notice that she intends to present a motion to the Senate Standing Committee on National Security & Defence to amend a portion of C-71 to include a full ban on handguns and “assault rifles”. Senator Marilou McPhedran has been very

“I have seen the horror and touched the horror. I have felt the abyss of sorrow at the senseless loss of young, productive life. But this movement to ban certain firearms is an emotional response that stems from a lack of information and a view of firearms that is distorted”