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Calgary-area RCMP officer charged for off-duty firearm use
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RCMP officer charged, suspended after allegedly firing service weapons at Calgary shooting range
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The Government of Saskatchewan and the federal government have committed to completing the transition to a provincial Chief Firearms Office by the end of September. The province has been working with the federal government to transition the program since the spring of 2020. The proposed timeline outlines the work to take place in the coming months by the province, the federal government and the RCMP to establish provincial oversight on firearms legislation. That work includes finalizing contracts and agreements, making logistical arrangements such as preparing office space, and hiring and training staff. When
The Firearms Act was introduced in 1998, five provinces chose to manage the Canadian Firearms Program provincially, Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Minister Christine Tell said. Saskatchewan is the first province to join them and transition from federal to provincial management.
Government of Canada introduces legislation to combat intimate partner violence
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COQUITLAM, BC, April 1, 2021 /CNW/ - Intimate-partner violence (IPV) hurts victims as well as their families. IPV can and does occur in all settings and among all socioeconomic, religious and cultural groups. Abuse can be physical, sexual, verbal or financial, and women and children are the most frequent victims. The violence associated with IPV can be particularly terrifying and is more often fatal when the abuser has access to a firearm.
The Government of Canada is committed to protecting public safety and combatting IPV. On February 16, 2021, the Government introduced new firearms legislation to keep Canadians safe and to make sure that guns stay out of the hands of people who may pose a serious risk to themselves or others.
New legislation designed to prevent and deter intimate-partner violence
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