r/canadaguns • u/GinnAdvent • Jun 25 '26

News / Politics / Activism Carney responds to calls for stricter gun control: 'We need a multifaceted approach'

https://montreal.citynews.ca/video/2026/06/25/carney-responds-to-calls-for-stricter-gun-control-we-need-a-multifaceted-approach/

Agreed, meanwhile, we also need car control, social media control, real estate housing control, and so on and so forth. Since lack of multi facet approach has caused substantial deaths through the years due to ineffective enforcement and loopholes in the system.

In fact, let's start with tighter knife control first because there were

2014 Calgary stabbing

2020 Quebec city stabbing

2021 North Vancouver stabbing

2022 Saskatchewan stabbing

2024 Ottawa stabbing

Last year 2025 Hollow Water First Nation stabbing.

And then the Burnaby RCMP Constable fatally stabbed in the line of duty in Oct 2022.

A multi faceted approach indeed.

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u/PhantomNomad al Jun 26 '26

I dislike him because he's not a good leader. He hasn't put forward any decent policies. His affordability measures are half baked and only support his political allies, much like Carney. Traditionally teh conservatives will cut social programs and at the worst time to cut them. Both of them won't tax higher incomes and keep pushing trickle down economics, which hasn't worked in 40 years. The only thing I agree with him on is firearms ownership, but that isn't enough for me to vote for him.

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u/NeruLight Jun 26 '26

He’s a loser but conservatives refuse to admit it. Put all policies aside, he is simply unlikable and therefore dead weight. Like Trudeau his nemesis