Today we remember Reese and Julianna and all the victims affected 8 years ago. What happened to our families and community is still present in our thoughts. We continue to advocate for better outcomes where gun violence is concerned. Recent events remind us there is more to do.
Thank you for the kind wishes on this challenging day. We also recall, with gratitude, the support we received from the TPS and other first responders.
Eight years later, we continue to remember the victims, survivors, families and community members affected by the Danforth shooting. Their stories and memories remain with us.
"Shooting was the cause of death for 294 victims of intimate partner homicide between 2009 and 2024. This represents one in five (22%) intimate partner homicides over this period, an average of 18 deaths per year."
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The process to collect firearms is well underway in various areas across Canada and will continue through early fall 2026. Individuals who declared their prohibited firearms will be notified once collection begins in their area. https://t.co/mKd04DejCC
The Public Safety Minister chose to act before any injunction request was filed. This further delays the removal of assault-style firearms. This is an unacceptable delay to a public safety measure Canadians expected.
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OpEd: The @rcmpgrcpolice has duty to disclose what guns were used in #TumblerRidge mass shooting: keeping this information from the public prevents informed debate about Canada’s gun control laws and their enforcement https://t.co/KLMit0pgc1 @TheSpec@DanforthFSC
Notifications are being sent today to firearms businesses confirming the re-opening of the compensation program for businesses on April 23, 2026. Learn more: https://t.co/C3w7ltG5eL
Due to the #GunLobby's & #GunTrolls' inability to understand the concept of implied meaning or, more likely, its bad-faith insistence on overly literal misreading that totally ignores context (in order to mislead & fearmonger regular gun owners), @BBCWorld has specified that its initial passage referred to #AssaultWeapons, not ALL rifles, as any reasonable person who follows this file would know.
Andre Reed, president of the Hanna Rod and Gun Club, said he was surprised to see the number of Albertans who declared. "I was shocked at that. I didn't think they'd get that many, to be honest." https://t.co/HkzbCUkZ06 via @joeldryden
Declaration period for the Assault-Style Firearms Compensation Program closing with more than 67,000 firearms declared for compensation. Learn more: https://t.co/QfPl6YWt9T
Appearing soon! Handbook on Gun Violence and Society, edited by @PSqCriminology. This collection will include my chapter "Firearms Marketing, Police Carbines, and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police." See: https://t.co/TkJ0nJ7l6r
The deadline to declare is today. This is your last chance to declare your prohibited assault-style firearms for compensation. Declare here: https://t.co/wX3OQcyIVk
Recognizing the impact that BSCF funding has had in communities across the country, the Government of Canada intends to provide $157.5 million over three years to Public Safety Canada to continue the program’s work. https://t.co/NVDcFjhGZ0