Speaking from Prince George, BC, NFA President Sheldon Clare expressed the association’s pleasure at today’s decision of the SCC which struck down mandatory minimum sentencing in Regina v. Nur. “This is a great day and a very good decision for all Canadians,” Clare stated. “Once again judges will be able to use their discretion when […] Read more
Media Releases
SUPREME COURT OF CANADA DENIES QUEBEC’S DEMAND FOR THE LONG GUN REGISTRY RECORDS
March 27, 2015
Today, the Supreme Court of Canada rendered a landmark decision in the “Long Gun Registry” matter. The Court affirmed the earlier decision of the Quebec Court of Appeal, dismissing Quebec’s demand to obtain the records of the now defunct long gun registry. The nine judges of the Supreme Court split five against four in favour […] Read more
Sarah Beaudry Joins Team NFA
March 11, 2015
Canada’s National Firearms Association is pleased to welcome Sarah Beaudry, currently training in Canmore, Alberta with the national biathlon team to Team NFA. Speaking from Prince George, NFA President Sheldon Clare stated, “Sarah is an experienced biathlete who exemplifies the spirit of excellence that the NFA strives for in in its support of shooting athletes. […] Read more
Sarah Beaudry Joins Team NFA
March 11, 2015
CANADA’S NATIONAL FIREARMS ASSOCIATION MEDIA RELEASE Sarah Beaudry Joins Team NFA Canada’s National Firearms Association is pleased to welcome Sarah Beaudry, currently training in Canmore, Alberta with the national biathlon team to Team NFA. Speaking from Prince George, NFA President Sheldon Clare stated, “Sarah is an experienced biathlete who exemplifies the spirit of excellence that […] Read more
Public believes Police Actions at High River Unnecessary
March 9, 2015
The NFA conducted a telephone survey of High River, Alberta residents on March 5 to ask the following question: The RCMP Complaints Commission’s report on the 2013 Alberta floods in High River, said the Town of High River Emergency Operations Centre ordered the RCMP to enter all homes in High River, using whatever […] Read more
Public believes Police Actions at High River Unnecessary
March 9, 2015
The NFA conducted a telephone survey of High River, Alberta residents on March 5 to ask the following question: The RCMP Complaints Commission’s report on the 2013 Alberta floods in High River, said the Town of High River Emergency Operations Centre ordered the RCMP to enter all homes in High River, using whatever force necessary. […] Read more
Public Believes Police Actions At High River Unnecessary
March 5, 2015
The NFA conducted a telephone survey of High River, Alberta residents on March 5 to ask the following question: The RCMP Complaints Commission’s report on the 2013 Alberta floods in High River, said the Town of High River Emergency Operations Centre ordered the RCMP to enter all homes in High River, using whatever […] Read more
HIGH RIVER REPORT MISSING KEY ELEMENTS
February 12, 2015
“The long-awaited report on the actions of the RCMP at High River has finally been released, and while it is critical of police actions in kicking in doors, Canadians are still uninformed as to who gave the orders to kick in doors and enter homes and why these searches that were targeted to firearms owners […] Read more
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