The fight of our lives

[Tigerlily]

How do I know which senator or mp to contact?

As a memeber of the NFA they suggest writing to
Federal Minister of Justice and Attorney General for Canada
Ms.Wilson-Raybould
House of Commons
Parliament building
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0A6

Going to the NFA website can lead you in the right direction on what should be in the letter.
Also send a copy to Public Safety Minister
Ralph Goodale
same address as above, also it should be know all letters to the government like this are postage free
This can be found on the Canadian postal service website

[HK45auto]

This has been discussed with my family, and if this or any other bill passes which impact my love for putting holes in paper, then we are packing up, and relocating to the USA.

This place is going to pot anyway.

Easier said then done...

[Ardrossin]

According to an email received by KidGlock in another thread from the policy advisor for Senator Harwood, the senator proposing this bill is retiring at the end of the month, and with that the bill will die unless it is picked up by another senator. It has not even received a reading in the senate at this point.

[KidGlock]

According to an email received by KidGlock in another thread from the policy advisor for Senator Harwood, the senator proposing this bill is retiring at the end of the month, and with that the bill will die unless it is picked up by another senator. It has not even received a reading in the senate at this point.

DONT LET THIS HAPPEN

[rangebob]

According to an email received by KidGlock in another thread from the policy advisor for Senator Harwood, the senator proposing this bill is retiring at the end of the month, and with that the bill will die unless it is picked up by another senator. It has not even received a reading in the senate at this point.

The senator who proposed this bill retired Friday April 22 (yesterday).
It received first reading. (done)
Second reading stage is in progress (it's been read, but not debated, nor committee-d, nor voted).

The question is: is it stalled ?
A private members bill, must have a member (Senator or MP) who sponsors it. While it doesn't have to be the same member, there has to be someone.

[KidGlock]

The senator who proposed this bill retired Friday April 22 (yesterday).
It received first reading. (done)
Second reading stage is in progress (it's been read, but not debated, nor committee-d, nor voted).

The question is: is it stalled ?
A private members bill, must have a member (Senator or MP) who sponsors it. While it doesn't have to be the same member, there has to be someone.

thats what worries me. all that work into this bill. she must have a backup plan.

[bcbravo2zero]

The senator who proposed this bill retired Friday April 22 (yesterday).
It received first reading. (done)
Second reading stage is in progress (it's been read, but not debated, nor committee-d, nor voted).

The question is: is it stalled ?
A private members bill, must have a member (Senator or MP) who sponsors it. While it doesn't have to be the same member, there has to be someone.

Probably stalled. Probably dead.
But this isn't really about this particular bill. This is a test. The Liberal cabinet is watching and assessing our reaction. They know we can be a powerful grassroots force. We need to remind them what happened when they tried to walk all over us with the LGR.
Let's ALL remind them that we're here and we are ready to fight long and hard for our civil liberties.

Send your emails and letters to Jody Wilson-$500dinnerplates.

[inky]

If S-223 passes, we might as well kiss our firearms goodbye , time to get off your ass and do something about this draconian liberal bill

[rangebob]

But this isn't really about this particular bill. This is a test.

Given that its 76 pages long, apparently worked upon and revised four times by lawyers of various branches of the government with input from various groups that are still there and various bureaucrats who are still there both locally and internationally,
can't say I disagree with the possibility.

[Doug_M]

Probably stalled. Probably dead.
But this isn't really about this particular bill. This is a test. The Liberal cabinet is watching and assessing our reaction. They know we can be a powerful grassroots force. We need to remind them what happened when they tried to walk all over us with the LGR.
Let's ALL remind them that we're here and we are ready to fight long and hard for our civil liberties.

Exactly! This should be a wake up call to those who are thinking the Liberals are too busy with other issues to attack us. Consider this their reconnaissance and a probing of our defences. Which is precisely why we need to attack it (with letters) even though we're all confident the bill itself is dead.