This is what CPC Candidate and member of Parliament,Derek Sloan, said today about the gun grab :
"Once again, Justin Trudeau is pouncing on an opportunity to push his ideological agenda in making major changes to firearms policy that won’t make Canadian safer, but will increase state invasiveness into the lives of law-abiding citizens.
Justin Trudeau is using a national tragedy to scapegoat law-abiding gun owners.
Team Trudeau has made it clear throughout this pandemic that they don’t respect the essential democratic role of Parliament.
Now they are using the current pandemic and the immediate emotion of the horrific attack in Nova Scotia to push through policy that won’t receive the scrutiny it deserves.
The RCMP has made it clear that the Nova Scotia shooter did not have a firearms license, so all of his guns were illegal.
Seizing firearms from Canadians who obey the law does nothing to stop dangerous criminals who obtain their guns illegally.
Money used in any buy-back effort would be better spent on support for police and anti-gang units, action against rural crime and policing our borders to stop the smuggling of the illegal weapons that are used in most gun crimes in Canada.
I believe that the ownership and use of firearms for protection is a civil right, and I will approach all firearms legislation guided by that principle.
I will conduct a complete review of the Firearms Act and related regulations to safeguard the right of firearms owners to their private property. Legislation that has not proven to be beneficial to public safety should be repealed.
Like any real Conservative, I’m committed to firearms legislation that ensures Canadians remain safe and secure in their homes and communities, not opportunistic gun grabs that concentrate more power in the hands of the state.
If you agree, please consider supporting me as I stand for Conservatism, without apology."
Let's vote him in, he is the one that gives out best vibes when it comes to protecting our values. He accepted to be publically interviewed by NFA and has a firm stand on firearms right in Canada.