Should I go shopping spree before registration changes coming?

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Hi. I like to ask whoever knowledgeable in firearm politics in Canada.
Is there any sign that government will enforce more strict gun control in Canada near future?
Do I need to go shopping spree on guns before they completely bun possession of firearms?

Thank you.
 
Hi. I like to ask whoever knowledgeable in firearm politics in Canada.
Is there any sign that government will enforce more strict gun control in Canada near future?
Do I need to go shopping spree on guns before they completely bun possession of firearms?

Thank you.

My personal thoughts on this are, if there are any changes, it will be to the attainment of a PAL/RPAL. Wouldn't be surprised if part of the application process is one will have to have a doctor's evaluation as part of the reference criteria of getting a permit. Outside of that, it will be status quo.
 
Thank you sir. I will let my wife know. She is woman, so it maybe difficult to pass mental exam. As you know they can be irrational sometimes.
 
Thank you sir. I will let my wife know. She is woman, so it maybe difficult to pass mental exam. As you know they can be irrational sometimes.

And with a comment like that, you have just given everyone an example of why we need a mental exam.... but not the one you think you did
 
Transport Canada designated doctors (CAME) who examine pilots are expected to report questionable mental fitness issues.

My long term examiner said he was concerned about doing that because of the real possibility of someone coming after him with a civil rights issue should they lose their licence "because a GP said that they were nuts".

If you're really concerned about mental health becoming a qualification hurdle then join me in supporting CMHA and help gunnies step out ahead of the politicians instead of reacting to them .............
 
Transport Canada designated doctors (CAME) who examine pilots are expected to report questionable mental fitness issues.

My long term examiner said he was concerned about doing that because of the real possibility of someone coming after him with a civil rights issue should they lose their licence "because a GP said that they were nuts".

If you're really concerned about mental health becoming a qualification hurdle then join me in supporting CMHA and help gunnies step out ahead of the politicians instead of reacting to them .............

Thank you, I will look into making a donation to the cause.
 
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