Goodale, RCMP heading to court for violating Access to Information Act

By Tracey Wilson on January 9, 2019

The CCFR has been following the saga of a Canadian citizen who is in a battle for information with the RCMP. That battle is heading to federal court, on advice from the OIC (Office of the Information Commissioner) after Public Safety & Emergency Preparedness Minister Ralph Goodale refused to comply with the request and findings […]

Canada's gun debate deteriorating into lies and manipulation

By Tracey Wilson on January 7, 2019

The war on gun owners has been heating up over the past year, with the tragic Danforth shooting sparking a nationwide debate, one that is rife with lies, data manipulation and increased violence. Rewind back to that horrific day in Toronto. A beautiful, warm July 22 evening in Greektown. People enjoying the weather and patios […]

An open letter to the Quebec Premier - registry

By Tracey Wilson on January 3, 2019

CCFR Quebec Director Etienne Tremblay writes to the Premier of Quebec regarding the impending implementation of a provincial registry; To the honorable François Legault, Quebec Premier, I would like to congratulate you on forming your government. The majority of firearms owners in Quebec placed their hopes in your election. Your political party was the […]

CCFR Sets New Standard in Firearms Advocacy

By Tracey Wilson on December 27, 2018

With the constant stream of attacks on legal gun owners, you can't help but hear the grumblings on forums and social media pages across the country … everyone wants to know "what are you doing". Since the proverbial hammer dropped on the heads of sport shooters and hunters 8 months ago with the tabling of […]

Rathjen admits - she wants all the handguns

By Tracey Wilson on December 14, 2018

In a bizarre statement to Hill Times reporter Tim Naumetz, Polysesouvient spokesperson Heidi Rathjen openly admits the goal of her organization is to end all civilian handgun ownership, not to target criminal use. She was responding to a statement by the Prime Minister in Montreal last week. When the PM said he wanted to […]

The bold, new look of CCFR clothing. Wear it with pride!

By Tracey Wilson on December 4, 2018

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 style t-shirts, hoodies and ladies […]

C-71, where we stand today

By Tracey Wilson on December 3, 2018

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 Senators about this legislation, what […]

Minister Blair spends $125k on consultations, stacks attendance list

By Tracey Wilson on November 30, 2018

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 total of 8 individual meetings. […]

Mayor Tory's "handgun ban" shot down by Municipalities

By Tracey Wilson on November 22, 2018

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 demand bans on law abiding […]

MP Rachael Harder goes toe to toe with Minister Blair, and wins

By Tracey Wilson on November 22, 2018

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 a day of skeet shooting […]

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