r/canadaguns • • Jul 27 '26

Application / Regulation advice [ Removed by moderator ]

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u/canadaguns-ModTeam Jul 28 '26

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[13] Legal Advice

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u/AdeptArt Jul 28 '26

OP for this type of thing it’s probably better to ask a lawyer rather than internet strangers. I don’t think the internet is a good place to look for advice on this.