CACP plots to abuse Canadian gun owners

by Dennis E. Florian
GunOwnersResource Staff

We've always known that gun control fanatics, despite their protestations to the contrary, are utterly without regard for the rights of those they oppose or even the law itself.  Now, the Canadian National Firearms Association has learned just how low some of them, in this case the Canadian Association of Police Chiefs (CAPC), are willing to go.

Gun-grabbers hate nothing more than when the victims of their totalitarian ideology have the audacity to fight back.  To discourage this, there is no limit to the spiteful fury they will unleash nor to the abuses they are willing to commit.  Unfortunately for them, some people just refuse to lay down and take it.  The NFA announced Operation Zero Tolerance on Wednesday (sorry for the delay in passing this along).

IF YOU HAVE BEEN TARGETED AND CHARGED UNDER THE POLITICAL POLICE CHIEF'S GUN BLITZ, CONTACT CANADA'S NATIONAL FIREARMS ASSOCIATION AT (877) 818 - 0393 or on the web at: www.nfa.ca. Each incident will be catalogued and brought to the attention of the Minister of Public Safety of Canada, to demonstrate the gun control agenda of the political police. For more information contact: Blair Hagen, Executive VP Communications, 604-753-8682, This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it Sheldon Clare, President, 250-981-1841, This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it Canada’s NFA toll-free number - 1-877-818-0393

CSSA vs. CGC on the John Oakley Show

For those of you who didn't already know, Tony Bernardo, Executive Director of the CILA, spent his morning today banging heads with Canada's Gun-Grabber General Wendy Cukier on AM640's John Oakley Show.

Who won, you ask?  See for yourself...

Ethics expert says police chiefs' association has track record of "dodgy behaviour."

by Larry Whitmore
Executive Director
Canadian Shooting Sports Association

Registry doesn’t do anything to help protect Canadians

by Dylan Shott
The Gateway, University of Alberta

Thanks to intervention by Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff, feeble gun-control measures may survive what should have been a fatal blow. A private member’s bill currently being sent through the House of Commons aims to abolish the long-gun registry, which was established under the 1995 Liberal government. The new bill, C-391, passed first and second readings in the House, and was to go through its third reading as a free vote.

But the corruption of democracy reared its ugly head when Ignatieff decided he would whip the vote. It’s contemptible to see MPs ignoring the wishes of their constituents, an unyielding leader dictating policy on private members’ bills, and the continuation of the $2-billion boondoggle that is the failed long-gun registry.