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Canada's Gun Lobby 🇨🇦 https://nitter.cf/t.co/JdZRyCpZ2d

Ottawa, Ontario
Joined August 2015
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📺 WATCH: Anchor @ArdaZakCP24 & Toronto lawyer Kim Schofield discuss Canada's "liberal interpretation" of self-defence, during which she asks the million-dollar question 👇 "If somebody is armed with a firearm, and you don't have a firearm, how are you going to defend yourself?"
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Want to join 2.5M+ Canadians and become a legal gun owner? 👇 1. Find an instructor: rcmp.ca/en/firearms/firearms… 2. Pass the CFSC 3. Apply for a License (PAL): rcmp.ca/en/firearms/apply-fi… Bonus Points = Join the CCFR: firearmrights.ca/why-join/
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Once again, a family brutalized in their home. First time offenders no doubt... For criminals, their crime may last a few minutes. For the victims, the trauma lasts a lifetime. Families terrorized, children traumatized, and a sense of security that never returns. Canada is proposing tougher penalties for violent home invasions, call your MP and tell them how you feel. It's time! #Homelnvasion #PublicSafety #CanadaCrime #HomeSecurity #Safety
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Canadians deserve to be safe and protected in their own homes. The Liberal government must support the Safe at Home Act and Stand on Guard Act to protect families and ensure they can defend themselves and their loved ones.
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“There have been 112 violent home invasions in 2026, representing a 47.4% increase compared to the same period last year... There have been a combined 223 victims as a result of reported home invasions in 2026, surpassing last year’s total count of 183.” thestar.com/news/gta/home-in…
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🚨 WATCH THIS 274 convictions and back on bail. Repeat offenders walk free while killers attend law school and drones deliver guns and drugs into maximum-security prisons. This is Liberal Justice. #cdnpoli #canada
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"If they want to steal, let them steal" In response to calls by Manitobans for greater legal protection in cases of self-defence, or defence of property, from violent criminals NDP MLA @Cross4Seine says @MBNDP believe citizens should just pay their insurance & let crime happen.
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Live in rural Manitoba and want to send the criminal-supporting @MBNDP a message? Drop Kinew an email. gov.mb.ca/legislature/member…
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“If I had to guess, the government has no plans to extend the program nor to follow through with any other promises they had made over the past 6 years,” Giltaca told Juno News. junonews.com/p/will-ottawa-f…
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👀🚨 UPDATE: Police confirm the victims of the violent home invasion in Toronto this morning, a father & his 2 daughters, were shot by a group of armed home invaders who smashed their way in via a backdoor. The mother also sustained serious injuries after being hit with a hammer
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This is not hyperbole. The Liberals have not only tolerated this decline in our society, they've done many things to facilitate it. I'm not even joking. Anyone pushing back on the idea of people being able to defend themselves even with deadly force is unconscionable.
🏠🚔 DEVELOPING: Const. Shannon Eames confirmed with @CP24 this morning @TorontoPolice are investigating a violent armed home invasion that saw 4 people taken to hospital — 3 with gunshot wounds Residents of the home include a woman & her 2 daughters. 3 suspects fled in an SUV.
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Canadian firearms rights advocates, including @CCFR_CCDAF, warn gun owners could be forced to surrender prohibited firearms without compensation as Ottawa winds down its buyback program, despite extending the amnesty pending a Supreme Court ruling. junonews.com/p/will-ottawa-f…
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👀🚨 UPDATE: Police confirm the victims of the violent home invasion in Toronto this morning, a father & his 2 daughters, were shot by a group of armed home invaders who smashed their way in via a backdoor. The mother also sustained serious injuries after being hit with a hammer
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🏠🚔 DEVELOPING: Const. Shannon Eames confirmed with @CP24 this morning @TorontoPolice are investigating a violent armed home invasion that saw 4 people taken to hospital — 3 with gunshot wounds Residents of the home include a woman & her 2 daughters. 3 suspects fled in an SUV.
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💥💥💥 🔫 Legal Gun Owner Stops Oregon School Shooter 👉 youtu.be/SjZuBToTwHI
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Rod & Tracey discuss a bizarre tirade coming from Manitoba by Attorney General, Matt Wiebe, after he called @PC_Manitoba's "Right to Defend Home & Family" resolution, “Trump MAGA rhetoric.” "He couldn't care less what happens to you, or your family. Just keep paying your taxes."
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🚔 WATCH: @TorontoPolice's 55 Division (Major Crime Unit) bust 44 people involved in illegal gun and drug trafficking, seizing 8 illegal firearms, ammo, cocaine, methamphetamine, fentanyl, MDMA, cannabis, psilocybin and LSD, in Project Matrix. @SteveRyanCP24 has the story 👇
Toronto Police Arrest 44, Lay 187 Charges in Firearms and Drug Investigation Toronto police have arrested 44 people, laid 187 charges and seized eight illegal firearms as part of a major firearms and drug trafficking investigation in the city’s east end. The investigation, known as Project Matrix, was launched on March 1, 2026, by members of the Toronto Police Service’s 55 Division Major Crime Unit. The initiative targeted illegal firearms, drug trafficking and related criminal activity throughout the division. Police said the project brought together several investigations involving individuals allegedly involved in firearms- and drug-related offences. As a result, 44 people were arrested and charged with a total of 187 offences. The most common charges included breach of probation, careless use, handling or storage of a firearm, possession of a Schedule I substance for the purpose of trafficking, and possession of property obtained by crime valued at more than $5,000. Investigators also seized eight illegal firearms, 792 rounds of ammunition and quantities of cocaine, methamphetamine, fentanyl, MDMA, cannabis, psilocybin and LSD.
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