BILL C-71 BREAKS ANOTHER LIBERAL ELECTION PROMISE
NO EVIDENCE CANADA’S GUN CONTROL PROGRAMS ARE WORKING – Canada’s Gun Control Regime (C-17 & C-68) Implemented ‘Despite the Absence of Precise Data’ – More than 20 years of research and 800 Access to Information Act requests by Dennis R. Young – Updated May 10, 2018
WHY DON’T INSURANCE COMPANIES ASK ABOUT YOUR GUNS?
OWNING A GUN, HUNTING, AND SPORT SHOOTING STILL NOT ON THE LIST OF ‘RATED ACTIVITIES’ BY INSURANCE COMPANIES – Updated Research by Dennis R. Young – May 7, 2018
HIGH RIVER RCMP FORCED ENTRIES FOIP INQUIRY TO BE HELD
RE: ALBERTA JUSTICE WITHHOLDING OF HIGH RIVER ‘LEGAL AUTHORITIES PAPER’ – Letter from Jill Clayton Alberta Information and Privacy Commissioner dated April 19, 2018. SUMMARY OF ISSUES/CONCERNS FOR INQUIRY: “The record Alberta Justice says they can’t find in response to FOIP File: 2015-G-0268 was withheld from me in response to Justice FOIP File: 2017-G-0580.”
SELF-DEFENCE AND FIREARMS IN CANADA
SELF-DEFENCE AND FIREARMS IN CANADA – We are not yet become a nation of cowards and the law does not require our submission to criminals. That is a decision which ought to be made by each individual in the circumstances at hand, being trusted and empowered by his government to act appropriately. By Rick Hemmingson, The Mackenzie Institute – April 27, 2018 Rick Hemmingson is a lawyer who practices in central Alberta. He was certified as a firearms safety instructor decades ago in both Saskatchewan and Alberta. http://mackenzieinstitute.com/self-defence-firearms-canada/
MP LARRY MAGUIRE’S C-71 ORDER PAPER QUESTIONS
BRANDON-SOURIS MP LARRY MAGUIRE’S C-71 ORDER PAPER QUESTIONS ON AUTHORIZATIONS TO TRANSPORT, SOURCES OF CRIME GUNS, AND FIREARMS REVOKATIONS – House of Commons Order Paper and Notice Paper NO. 286 – THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 2018
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE FREE? By Larry Maguire on March 28, 2018 https://www.larrymaguire.ca/what_does_it_mean_to_be_free
FIREARMS PROGRAM ERRORS GO UNREPORTED TO PARLIAMENT
Will we have to wait another year for the RCMP to answer these questions?
RCMP DOOR-KICKING SPREE IN HIGH RIVER COST TAXPAYERS $2.45 MILLION
“Records showing the total number of claims by High River residents and businesses and the final cost to taxpayers for paying and processing the damage claims caused by the RCMP forced entries and searches.” Municipal Affairs FOIP response April 3, 2018: Claims Paid Out = 1,580 Total Amount Paid = $2,455,815.04 Largest Single Claim = $63,001.06
RCMP EXCEL SPREADSHEET WITH 2,210 HIGH RIVER DAMAGE CLAIMS TOTALING MORE THAN $2.5 MILLION: 50 Damage Claims Over $5,000 Largest Single Claim = $201,870.57 https://dennisryoung.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/RCMP-High-River-Forced-Entry-Damage-Claims-A-2014-08266-Nov-4-2015.xlsx
