This week Gavin, Benny, Ian, and Andrew are on the show. The panel covers food insecurity, menstrual products in Hamilton, and some Nanaimo residents who want to continue trespassing to access trials on a military live fire range. A father and son in Richmond Hill are arrested after tips from CBSA and CBP, but don’t worry it’s definitely not national security risk according to Minister Goodale. Vice-Admiral Norman’s trial concludes and the government refuses to apologize. This week in guns; Toronto Police responding to a gun call found a banana, gun ban rumours continue, Toronto Police Association president jokes about a knife buy back, Quebec moves to eliminate certain obligations for gun owners subject to registry, number of Canadian Gun licenses continues to increase, and the RCMP teases the release of the Firearms Reference Table.
Month: May 2019
CPP182 – Secret Gun Ban
This week it’s all about guns. Gavin, Benny, Marty, Ian, Dave, and Andrew are all on to talk about guns. The is CBC lying about where criminals are sourcing their illegal guns. A police officer in Newfoundland causes a stir by responding to an active shooter call with a carbine at the ready. Northern Ontario police seize drugs and smuggled guns, and law hundreds of charges for gang related activity. There was a surge in shootings in Toronto over the weekend, the weather must be getting nice. Finally the panel talks about the secret gun ban that was brought up in Parliament Friday.
CPP181 – Unmuzzled
This week your regular panel is back with Gavin, Andrew, Marty and Ian. The government is cooking up lots of odd news; Misgendering kids in BS is child abuse, Liberals to make menstrual products free in federally regulated workplaces, Government removes all mention of ‘Sunni’ and ‘Shia’ extremism from terrorism threat report, and on a positive note one Windsor high school is offering classes on “adulting”. We also cover some current news on weed and guns. In disappointing news the Canadian Armed Forces leadership has blundered into Khalsa Day festivities in Toronto.