Today the CCFR invited the Attorneys General of every province and territory to join our action to argue the CCFR’s case arguing against “…the constitutional validity, applicability or operability of an Act of Parliament … or of regulations made under such an Act…” (Federal Court Act s. 57). Have a

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: -May 26, 2020, Calgary Today the CCFR filed an Application in Federal Court in opposition to the recent firearm ban announced by the minority Liberal government on May 1. This ban was brought into effect by an Order in Council made by the Governor in Council amending

Opposition to the Liberal gun grab is growing, and that includes from law enforcement at every level – something the Liberals didn’t take into account. On May 1, Justin Trudeau and Bill Blair held a press conference where they outright lied to Canadians and used a terrible tragedy to do

Law enforcement colleagues, Much has been said in recent weeks by politicians on both sides of the gun debate, by members of the public and by media pundits. Little has been said publicly by those of us who are professionally engaged and trained in the business of public safety. That

The CCFR continues to take all available steps to protect the interests of Canada’s firearm owners. As we finalize our filing for Federal Court to challenge both the OIC as well the recent RCMP “ban by FRT”, on all available grounds including but not limited to Constitutional grounds, the CCFR

The CCFR is committed to providing Canadian gun owners the information they need to make informed decisions at the polls. In keeping with that spirit, we are engaging all the CPC Leadership Candidates on live, virtual, interactive town halls where gun owners can join in, bring their questions and get

A historic day is upon us, thanks to the Liberal government. Never before have we seen the uniting of our community, or the activation of so many gun owners as we are seeing right now, and it’s only just begun. In a rare show of unity, over 50 Canadian organizations,