Provincial gun registry too expensive for NS: Dext - Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Nova Scotia Premier Darrell Dexter says he is not considering setting up a long-gun registry in his province if the federal database is scrapped as promised by the Conservative government. |
RCMP & Crown give you reason - Ashamed 2 B Cdn - Monday, June 20, 2011
New Brunswick resident Lawrence Manzer, who is facing charges of "possession of a weapon dangerous to the public peace."
Manzer was charged last year after he and neighbour Brian Fox apprehended three drunken teenagers who had been vandalizing and stealing from their neighbourhood for over six months.
It is an affront to justice that Brian Fox was charged with assault and Manzer with "pointing a firearm" even though he never pointed his unloaded shotgun at anyone. Brian Fox's assault charge was eventually dropped, but Manzer still faces criminal charges. If you can, please donate to his legal defense fund so he can fight this ridiculous case. |
Former Liberal Senator convicted - Thursday, June 16, 2011
Raymond Lavigne was sentenced Thursday after his March conviction in Ontario Superior Court on charges of fraud and breach of trust over a travel-claims scam as well as for abusing resources in his office. |
Gun registry - Time to scrap it - Saturday, June 11, 2011
Perhaps no federal initiative has stirred up as much controversy and debate over the past two decades as the rifle and shotgun registry. Some have portrayed the registry as a necessary tool to fight gun crime and others see it as a symbol of a wasteful and ineffective bureaucracy. |
CFC: Flare Gun Determined to be Restricted Firearm - Wednesday, June 08, 2011
Individuals and businesses in possession of this firearm must either register the firearm, provided they are licensed to do so, or surrender the firearm to a law enforcement agency. |
House leader lays out priorities - Saturday, June 04, 2011
... government will move in the fall to eliminate the monopoly of the Canadian Wheat Board – a longstanding Conservative pledge that met fierce opposition in the previous minority parliaments. And Van Loan said along with the end of the gun registry, ... |
NDP MP not happy with throne speech - Saturday, June 04, 2011
The speech promised to kill the long-gun registry, the per-vote subsidy for political parties and the monopoly of the Canadian Wheat Board. NDP MP Edmonton-Strathcona Linda Duncan says it's the same old story from the Tories... |
Conservatives aim to kill gun registry - Saturday, June 04, 2011
Two longtime Tory goals — killing the long-gun registry and the Canadian Wheat Board's monopoly — will not be met until the fall session or beyond. Layton said he was still holding out for the Conservative government to include some of the items the ... |
N. Van's top Mountie supports gun registry - Tuesday, May 24, 2011
The officer in charge of North Vancouver's RCMP detachment is defending the usefulness of Canada's Firearms Registry in response to efforts from a Conservative MP to abolish it. |
Steady as she goes - Friday, May 20, 2011
The gun registry will be dismantled and the toughon-crime agenda will proceed. Gerry Ritz's reappointment to Agriculture means the Canadian Wheat Board monopoly will be gone. Fighter jets will be bought. |
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