History Professor @smuhalifax | Legal Historian | #GunControl Historian | Adjunct Prof @SchulichLaw | College Member @src_rsc | Back after break | Opinions mine
New: "A Legal History of the Regulation of Assault-Style Rifles in Canada" in the Dalhousie Law Journal. #cdnpoli#guncontrol#c21#BillC21 Link: https://t.co/O4q3kBH0Gv
For those suggesting Inky Mark had no knowledge of the content of Bill C-71's licence verification requirement, I'm just gonna leave this right here
I mean, if you profess knowledge of every single line of a bill....
It has been 4 months since the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting and the RCMP have still not released details about the guns used. The refusal to share information used in mass shooting is, historically-speaking, new. https://t.co/g9xMLK8eiY
BREAKING: Eight children were killed in an "extensive" mass shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana, police say. The suspected shooter is also dead. https://t.co/1xabSsCIaW
Six years ago, 22 people were killed in the deadliest mass shooting in Canada’s history.
Today, we remember the lives that were taken. We hold their families, their loved ones, their communities, and all of Nova Scotia close in our hearts. And we renew our responsibility to remember the victims not only in mourning, but in sustained, meaningful action to build a safer country for all Canadians.
(1/2) Participants can expect to receive their compensation payment within 45 business days, pending the successful validation of the firearms turned-in or of their deactivation receipt and form, if they chose this option.
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The deadline is fast approaching. Declare your prohibited assault-style firearms before March 31. After this date, you will no longer be able to seek compensation. Submit your declaration today:
LINK:
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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
It has been six weeks since the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, and the @rcmpgrcpolice has still not released information about the guns used to kill eight people. The last RCMP update was on Feb 13. https://t.co/l1AHoNDGFw
In my latest Op-ed in the Globe & Mail I note that the reluctance of Canadian police to release info about the guns used in mass shooting is, historically-speaking, new. "Canadians deserve to know what guns were used in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting.
https://t.co/l1AHoNDGFw
What we do for each other, what we receive from each other. Open hearts when the world falls apart. This is grace.
Tumbler Ridge is full of grace tonight.