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June 9, 2017 OTTAWA – Today the federal Liberal government tabled Bill C-52 in the House of Commons that brings back the supposed-scrapped long-gun registry, but at the provincial level by allowing the provinces access to the old registry data. Previously the Government of Quebec went to court to get the long-gun registry data but […] Read more

Congratulations to Gordon Bready from Saanichton BC, on winning the April 2017 membership draw for a Ruger 10/22 rifle. Sheldon Clare President and CEO NFA View post

Grades are based on published comments and the candidates’ published policy if one exists. The NFA believes that the firearms control scheme is a failed social experiment that has been a waste of tax dollars – it has no benefit to public safety, nor does it reduce crime. It burdens the court with administrative offences […] Read more

Mayor Tory and Toronto City Council 12th floor, West Tower, City Hall 100 Queen Street West Toronto, ON M5H 2N2 Dear Mayor John Tory and Councillors: Subject: Firearms Control Statements by Mayor Tory As the President of a national organization concerned with civil rights and personal freedom, I was both surprised and alarmed to learn […] Read more

Join us Saturday April 1, 2017  in Prince George BC for the 2017 Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Canada’s National Firearms Association. This event has been organized for all of our members to join together in building a new future for Canada’s National Firearms Association. This is the time for you to speak up and share your […] Read more

The NFA is pleased to announce that the 2016 fall election for directors is now completed. We would like to congratulate the new board of directors who shall take office immediately. Welcome to the NFA team who were elected by acclamation: Alberta – NWT and International Jerrold Lundgard serving a 2 year term Dwayne Gorniak […] Read more

Mr. President, I am Sheldon Clare, president of Canada’s National Firearms Association. The NFA is the largest advocacy organization representing the rights of firearms owners and users in Canada. I would like to make four brief points regarding the ATT and civil ownership of firearms. First, Mr. President, The ATT should have excluded civilian firearms, […] Read more