Toronto Sun: Long-gun registry almost long gone
A recent article in the Toronto Sun about the impending [...]
Right to counsel, yes, but there are limits
The Charter of Rights guarantees that everyone has the right, upon arrest or detention, “to retain and instruct counsel without delay.”
Lorne Gunter: Canada’s laws on the safe storage of firearms need clarifying
In a recent editorial, Lorne Gunter zeroes in on the convoluted and [...]
The Landowner: Chiefs of police cry wolf again
[The following article appeared in the Dec. 2011/Jan. 2012 issue [...]
Matt Gurney on the AP-80 confiscation letters
Matt Gurney, in today's National Post, hits the nail on [...]
National Post: Scrap the registry, then its records
In its December 31, 2011 editorial, the National Post supported [...]
National Post: RCMP in breach of privacy law
The National Post reported on an audit by federal Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart which found that the RCMP has failed to destroy critical personal records, including those of pardoned and acquitted individuals.
Ottawa Citizen: Lawful gun owners demand a fair deal
I am quoted extensively in the second part of Jeff [...]
National Post Op-Ed: Denying law-abiding citizens their rights
Canada’s entire system of gun control laws is badly in need of review, repeal and reform, so that lawful gun owners are not denied the same democratic rights as any other citizen of our country.
G&M: Gun collector sues Toronto police for seizing legally owned firearms
A gun collector who was arrested outside his east-end apartment during a midnight raid has launched a $6.5-million lawsuit against the Toronto police, his former landlords and a tipster.