STATSCAN ATIP CONFIRMS: SOURCE OF CRIME GUNS UNKNOWN
STATISTICS CANADA: Surveys and statistical programs – Uniform Crime Reporting Survey (UCR) http://www23.statcan.gc.ca/imdb/p2SV.pl?Function=getSurvey&Id=380106
“THE CANADIAN FIREARMS INFORMATION SYSTEM DOES NOT COLLECT THE REQUESTED INFORMATION.” Firearms Seized by Police that are: “(iii) domestically sourced, (iv) smuggled into Canada” https://dennisryoung.ca/2018/06/23/key-evidence-missing-responses-bill-c-71-order-paper-questions/
NO ‘EVIDENCE-BASED’ JUSTIFICATION FOR RCMP FIREARMS INSPECTIONS
1,428 Firearms Inspections conducted by RCMP CFOs since January 2015 – 1 Revocation
THE STOP BILL C-71 BOOK
The Bill C-71 Book: What It Means, How It Hurts You, and 3 Easy Steps You Can Take Right Now to Block It is the most comprehensive and easy-to-read overview of the draft law. The free PDF/e-Book is a joint project of The Canadian Shooting Sports Association(CSSA), Canada’s leading gun-rights advocacy group, and TheGunBlog.ca, the country’s leading source of news on gun politics and the firearm industry. Authors Christopher di Armani and Nicolas Johnson. CSSA News Release – May 29, 2018
GOODALE REJECTS FIREARMS PETITION SIGNED BY 16,330
GOODALE REJECTS HOUSE OF COMMONS FIREARMS PETITION SIGNED BY 16,330 – Therefore, your petitioners, call upon the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness to require individuals appointed to the Canadian Firearms Advisory Committee to have earned their Possession and Acquisition License (PAL), without which they lack a baseline understanding of the activities they are tasked with regulating. Minister Goodale’s response tabled in Parliament – May 22, 2018
ONTARIO CFO AUTHORIZATION TO TRANSPORT FIREARMS STATISTICS 2010-2017
Ontario CFO FOIP Response – May 22, 2018
- Authorizations to Transport firearms issued = 244,902
- Authorizations to Transport firearms refused = 5
- Number of persons charged with a criminal offence while failing to have a valid ATT = Zero
APRIL 28, 2017 – GOODALE’S DEPT. REPORTS NO ‘EVIDENCE’ OF COST OR EFFECTIVENESS OF BILL C-42 ATT CHANGES https://dennisryoung.ca/2017/05/06/goodales-dept-reports-no-evidence-of-cost-effectiveness-of-bill-c-42-att-changes/
FEBRUARY 28, 2017 – RCMP DON’T HAVE ANY ‘EVIDENCE’ OF DOLLARS SAVED OR EFFECTIVENESS OF C-42 ATT PROCEDURES https://dennisryoung.ca/2017/03/01/rcmp-dont-have-any-evidence-of-dollars-saved-or-effectiveness-of-c-42-att-procedures/
CBC TV NEWS VIDEO: RCMP MISTAKENLY LET PEOPLE BUY PROHIBITED GUNS
https://drive.google.com/a/cbc.ca/file/d/1_hTVnyOU9IJFdM_LS8MsaYNXZpzPEve9/view?usp=drive_web
CBC TV NEWS VIDEO: RCMP MISTAKENLY LET PEOPLE BUY PROHIBITED GUNS – Dennis Young says the RCMP should not be entrusted with the retroactive classification of firearms on its own and that this process should remain a role for Parliament. By Evan Dyer, CBC TV – May 16, 2018 CLICK ON ABOVE LINK TO WATCH THE CBC NEWS FEED.
CBC – RCMP MISTAKENLY LET PEOPLE BUY PROHIBITED GUNS
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/guns-rcmp-licence-prohibited-1.4664030
CBC – AFTER MISTAKENLY LETTING PEOPLE BUY PROHIBITED GUNS, RCMP TELLS OWNERS TO GIVE THEM UP – Dennis Young said other errors or sudden changes in the rules can leave people in even worse predicaments. “It’s important for members of Parliament to know that the RCMP and the Department of Public Safety are not reporting these errors when they occur to Parliament.” By Evan Dyer · CBC News · May 16, 2018 – 853 COMMENTS – CLICK ON THE ABOVE LINK TO READ THE FULL TEXT
NUMBER OF FIREARMS PROSECUTIONS THE RCMP GOT FOR OUR $136 MILLION? STILL UNKNOWN
Investments to Combat the Criminal Use of Firearms (ICCUF): Amount spent since inception to March 31, 2016: $136,169,188
After going back and asking the RCMP sections the ATIP branch should have asked in the first place, they got the same answer: “The answer that I’ve sent you still stand both Business Line has no records regarding your request.” Makes us all wonder if the $327.5 million the government plans to spend over the next five years to target gun and gang crime will produce similar results. Missing Information Complaint to the Information Commissioner – May 12, 2018