Canada's prohibited firearm buyback begins this fall; Alberta says no.

>On September 23, Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree announced the nationwide firearm “buyback” program will launch this fall for approximately 180,000 prohibited firearms in Canada.

>Prime Minister Mark Carney's election promise of an "assault-style" firearms compensation program was criticized by experts as disorganized and a tactic to advance the Liberal government's gun control agenda.

>The Liberal government justified its “buyback” program by labelling banned weapons as "assault-style" or "weapons of war," arguing they don't belong in communities and must be outlawed to prevent mass shootings.

>The initial Order-in-Council followed the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting which left 22 dead. The feds are allocating $342.6 million this fiscal year to confiscate prohibited firearms.

>Tracey Wilson of the Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights (CCFR) argues that banned weapons are not "weapons of war" because they are not automatic and thus unsuitable for military combat. She stated, "Otherwise Ukraine would want them all."

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