"#Canada is a country governed by the rule of law. While I know too well that some in our society have no respect for those laws, the rest of us should not be robbed of our fundamental rights and freedoms because of the actions of a few." - Bill Blair, 2009 #cdnpoli #gunban

First, they take the guns. Then 👇

Is Canada next? “Palantir has secured a £9 million ($12 million) government contract to provide software for managing firearms licensing across the UK.” theregister.com/databases/20…

Using the well-known AR-15 photo associated with the ban of legal firearms in an article about a random murder in Montreal. I see what you did there, @globalnews.

Elbows up! We love Dear Leader Carney! ctvnews.ca/canada/article/so…

In an alternate reality, I'm looking forward to buying cheap surplus handguns from the horse police.

Pointing a loaded firearm up to 5 years in prison Loaded firearm in a vehicle (x2) up to 14 years each offence Illegal possession of a firearm up to 10 years in prison. That’s up to 43 years he gets 3 a licensed owner would have the book thrown at them.

Another 🇨🇦 retailer, Alberta Tactical Rifle Supply, has closed effective May 5th, citing "increased uncertainty, mounting regulatory pressure, & a political environment that's made it progressively more difficult for lawful firearms businesses to survive." albertatacticalrifle.com/cak…

As reported by TheGunBlog: LIBERALS ARE RUSHING TO CONFISCATE GUNS IN STEALTH MODE The Liberal government is starting gun confiscations targeting licensed Canadian firearms owners. No big announcement—just a notice in your mailbox or inbox, giving you five days to respond. They’re rolling this out province by province, owner by owner. If you thought the buyback was voluntary, it’s not. This is confiscation, plain and simple. Don’t let a letter or email pressure you into silence. Hold the line.

While no one is paying attention, the Liberals are slowly but calculatively implementing authoritarian control in Canada with a number of Bills and changes: > digital data collection and backdoor access from digital service providers and tech companies (Bill-C22). > expansion of what mail law enforcement can search through and seize (SEU). > Digital Credentials and ID. > Systematic Biometric Collection. > "Pre-emptive" Penalties that allows judges impose a "peace bond" or house arrest on individuals if there are reasonable grounds to fear they might commit a hate crime in the future (Bill-C63). > Government regulated and controlled AI. > More social media controls expected. None of these work independently. They all tightening different parts of the rope, working together. What's alarming is that some of these measures have been voted down before but the Liberals repackage them under new amendments and Bills and implement them. The difference now is that they have a majority and can proceed with whatever they want.

Six years ago, the government bypassed Parliament with the stroke of a pen, forcing new gun laws on Canadians without a single vote. All this time later, our firearms are still locked away, untouched—because responsible owners don’t back down from political theatre. These restrictions were never about public safety. They were about control, made behind closed doors and imposed on the people who least deserve it. No politician’s decree can erase our rights or our resolve. Real Canadians follow the law—and we refuse to be scapegoats for failed policies.

… now do guns

When government gun control policies don’t align with the views and rights of the population, a clear disconnect can emerge. In Canada, this pattern is evident: since the firearm bans introduced in 2020, the number of licensed gun owners has increased, with the most notable growth among women and seniors. @CanadasNFA theguardian.com/australia-ne…

Despite Australia’s push for more totalitarian gun laws, licence applications surged after the Bondi terrorist attack by up to 700%. 💪👍 theguardian.com/australia-ne…

No. They're our new allies and we must embrace them.

Sounds familiar? “State’s police minister says buyback ‘doesn’t focus on keeping guns out of the hands of terrorists and criminals.” Attacking law abiding citizens is always a bad idea. Here, or anywhere else. theguardian.com/australia-ne…

Confederation is a failed Canadian experiment. In 1867, the provinces didn’t create a super-government in Ottawa to be their parent. They formed a trade coalition and defensive alliance. It was a voluntary federation of equal partners to secure markets, build railways, and protect against American threats. The relationship was never meant to be parent-child one. Provinces kept real power over their own affairs. Over time, Ottawa relentlessly overstepped. Through court decisions, spending power, and endless federal programs, the central government turned a balanced federation into a top-down unitary state in all but name. Today’s Confederation bears almost no resemblance to the original compact. A country this vast (spanning six time zones), with wildly different economies, cultures, and priorities, cannot be effectively ruled by distant bureaucrats in Ottawa. What made sense on a smaller scale in 1867 simply doesn’t work in 2026. The original vision is dead. We’re pretending a 19th century trade pact can function as a centralized superstate. It can’t. Time to admit the experiment failed.

What I dont understand is WHY Conservative MPs are NOT NAMING names of the Liberal Party headhunters who are OFFERING government money for their ridings, if they cross the floor NAME THE NAMES. Throw them in JAIL.

Canadians are not scared enough of the Liberals. They are literally turning Canada into a totalitarian State. There is no threat greater than them.

Brookfield planning a firearms subsidiary?