r/canadaguns • u/TescoValueSoup • 11d ago
News / Politics / Activism CCFR launches class action in SK that could benefit us all
https://firearmrights.ca/the-ccfr-launches-unprecedented-class-action-lawsuit/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n88MQ7OuM64
Today, Canada’s gun lobby, the Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights (The CCFR), filed an unprecedented class action application against the Federal Government utilizing recent amendments to Saskatchewan’s Provincial Firearms Act. The action aims to hold the Federal Government to their promise to compensate licensed gun owners for their lawfully acquired property made worthless after the May 1, 2020 firearm bans and subsequent actions. This is the latest countermeasure The CCFR has launched to protect licensed gun owners against an unreasonable and overreaching Liberal government.
If successful, a certified class action would force the government to pay full and fair compensation to affected residents of Saskatchewan for not only their banned firearms, but for other affected property such as accessories and in some cases, ammunition. This case will significantly impact decisions currently under consideration by other provinces and territories regarding the government’s embattled firearm bans and “compensation program”.
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u/BrotherLefthand 10d ago
The additional legal costs as well as the original cost of the buyback has so grossly surpassed any shred of value to public safety is so absolutely mind-boggling.
Not only are we in a recession, we've seen productivity drop across the country. Our economy is fucked. Maintaining this bill is purely ideologic and draconian.
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u/rastamasta45 11d ago
LOOL I literally just posted this, good stuff, we all need to donate to them for their legal fees! We need to turn up the pressure against the LPC and their god forsaken bans!
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u/cdn_sentry117 11d ago edited 10d ago
This is exactly why I have recurring donations every month to the CCFR. They're the only group doing anything meaningful to help gun owners. Now the real question is why more people aren't donating what they can. There's a cost to fighting the good fight!
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u/K0bra_Ka1 11d ago edited 11d ago
As someone who thinks the CCFR has done a lot of dumb things, and that Tracey is a massive liability, this is a great plan. It's a shame other provinces didn't adopt Saskatchewan's method of dealing with the buyback.
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u/hellfire-r9x 11d ago
Damn I thought I was alone on this. The AI brain rot isn't helping her either.
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u/K0bra_Ka1 11d ago
She's honestly lucky her opposition or media hasn't picked up on how far she's gone. It's a huge liability
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u/WeightedDips95 10d ago
It’s funny cause I follow her on twitter and she doesn’t actually post anything insane as you guys constantly allude to. She regularly interviewed by heavily left leaning outlets and her stance on other issues has literally never been an issue.
Once again the only people who try to make it an issue are left wing temporary gun owners that literally cannot stand people having different opinions.
Like Rod Giltaca talks about similar things but I’ve literally not once heard anyone criticize him. It’s cause one person started talking about Tracy and it just became a self perpetuating meme/myth. If people stopped talking about it here it would cease to be an issue over night
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u/K0bra_Ka1 10d ago
She absolutely posts AI slop. She was recently at the IS Ambassadors house for 4th of July with a lot of people that are actively trying to get Alberta to seperate and join the US.
I have a background and education in Communications and Public Relations. Tracey is a public figure. She tries to hide behind her Facebook and X being her private life, while also listing her affiliation with the CCFR and posting about attending events.
She is driving away moderate and centrists with her far right opinions and it is absolutely affecting the CCFR's credibility. They have gone from a non-political group to a group that reposts Rebel News content as gospel.
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u/WeightedDips95 10d ago
The CCFR isn’t non-political. They campaign for and tell people to vote CPC.
“I have a background and education in Communications and Public Relations”
Yes, I’m well aware in these circles that left wing politics = just being a good person while anything perceived as right leaning = fascism and that you aren’t allowed to publicly hold conservative views. I even was forced to take a communications class in college and my liberal teacher explicitly said that she wouldn’t hire anyone if they had anything vaguely conservative on their personal social media.
This is the double standard I am high-lighting. CBC vs Rebel news too. It offends your sensibility so it’s an issue. If they were reposting CBC or CTV you wouldn’t care( which they also do lmao, constantly in fact).
Gee I wonder why albertan separation is gaining popularity?? It couldn’t be because Liberals have destroyed the country.
AI slop is a completely different issue.
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u/K0bra_Ka1 10d ago
They used to be non-political. I've been a member almost since 2017.
The reason why Rebel News is an issue is becuase they have publicly stated that their goal is Alberta separating and joining the US. They do not have Canadian interests at heart.
You can not like who your PM is, you can not like things about your country. But when you actively work to destroy your country, you are no longer a patriot.
If she was far left I would have the same criticisms. When you are a public figure you no longer have "private" opinions on social media. Especially when you use that "private" social media to post attending CCFR events.
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u/WeightedDips95 10d ago
It’s funny that organizations and companies can be publicly extreme left but individuals aren’t even allowed to have right wing opinions lol
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u/thecoolernameistaken 11d ago
Facebook going schizo posting boomers are the only reason she’s not gone
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u/WeightedDips95 11d ago
No, it’s cause she has been instrumental in everything the CCFR does and the only people who complain about her are spiteful leftoids that probably vote LPC anyways.
Like really the ven diagram of people who complain about Tracey and the people who probably go on about how all media in canada is right wing and American owned and would never vote for PP because he is maple maga is a circle.
Zero sense in trying to placate them. Sure if there’s someone who can do the job better than by all means replace her but firing her because people who don’t help us get triggered by her views is useless and counter productive
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u/NerdMachine 11d ago
We would have more people who vote Liberal and also enjoy guns if people like Tracey weren't the face of the hobby.
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u/WeightedDips95 10d ago
Blaming lack of uptake for firearms ownership and presumably the assault on gun ownership by the LPC on Tracey Wilson is an absurd take. Like actually insane.
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u/superfluid 11d ago
I commend what the CCFR is doing but the government has no problem spending untold amounts of our tax-dollars fighting/appealing their own dumbass decisiosn, a luxury we don't have ourselves.
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u/Lumindan 11d ago
Someone's gotta take the fight to them. Unfortunately there's cost but it is what it is.
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u/Spider-King-270 11d ago
That thumbnail and Sask AI flag is atrocious that is all
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u/69___Nice 10d ago
Rod and gang doing God's work here. But yeah, people gotta realize just because its AI doesnt mean its good.
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u/Millwright-vii 10d ago
Fair? I think the only way to buy a newly prohib firearm is to purchase an existing licensed company… so maybe a million dollars.
What we paid for them? Probably not.
Any formula is likely to include depreciation and only if people had the original receipts.. based on original purchase price not the market as of January 2020.
All that said, well done CCFR, happy to see this. Every bit helps.
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u/WSBBroker 9d ago
Crazy how only way our shit is getting paid for and be able to be used is if criminals steal them and we claim insurance. The criminals can use them and we get paid.
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u/PrestigiousStatus711 11d ago
Always appreciate what the CCFR is doing but for me it is not about the money
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u/LordRaizer 10d ago edited 10d ago
Yeah, I don't like this
I want to protect my property, I don't want an overreaching government confiscating my legally purchased property for a "fair price"
It sounds like controlled opposition conceding to the gun confiscation while calling it a "victory"
Fuck that, I don't know why y'all are cheering for this
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u/Ev_antics 11d ago
this only benefits us in that they will pay us what they are worth, a real benefit would be them just doing away with all this nonsense and not trying to ban / take them in the first place.