r/canadaguns Mar 02 '26

News / Politics / Activism Recurring Canadaguns Politics and Debate Thread

Please post all your Gun Politics or Ban-related ideas, questions, initiatives, comments, suggestions, news articles, and recommendations in this thread. This thread recurs every 14 days.

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u/Armed_Accountant Whoever wants to touch my guns has to touch me first. Mar 02 '26 edited Mar 02 '26

Ottawa Police confirm they are not taking part in the gun buyback. Quite the message when the liberal Heartland police say f u.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/ottawa/article/ottawa-police-service-says-it-will-not-take-part-in-federal-gun-buyback-program/

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u/rastamasta45 Mar 02 '26

I love they had to add “we believe in evidence based policy making”

Good dig at the demented chipmunk, thank you OPS

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u/rastamasta45 Mar 02 '26

Literally their own backyard bounced out, is joeover boys

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u/MajorCocknBalls Mar 02 '26

More than 2,500 firearms have been outlawed in Canada since 2020

like I guess either way it's technically correct but it should be "2500 types of firearms" in that sentence.

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u/Lumindan Mar 02 '26

One more on the list

The better question is who's still supporting it at this point?

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u/Reasonable_Hall2346 Mar 02 '26

Imaginary mobile unit, composed of the finest reserve officers who likely have a prohibit of their own.