Canada Gun Club: Story of the Indigenous people from whom these rifles were confiscated

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"We, the undersigned, citizens of Canada, call upon the Prime Minister to immediately scrap his government’s May 1, 2020, Order in Council decision related to confiscating legally owned firearms and instead pass legislation that will target criminals, stop the smuggling of firearms into Canada, go after those who illegally acquire firearms, and apologize to legal firearms owners in Canada."

Story of the Indigenous people from whom these rifles were confiscated

Researchers are hoping to find axes, knives and rifles confiscated from Chief Poundmaker and believed to have been dumped in the North Saskatchewan river in 1885. "This is the story of the Indigenous people from whom these rifles were confiscated"

Researchers are hoping to find axes, knives and rifles confiscated from Chief Poundmaker and believed to have been dumped in the North Saskatchewan river in 1885. "This is the story of the Indigenous people from whom these rifles were confiscated" https://t.co/eZjYuOSh93
— Canada Gun Club (@Canada_Gun_Club) November 13, 2018