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Federal Court of Appeal dismisses challenge of federal firearms ban

The Federal Court of Appeal dismissed a challenge to the federal firearms ban.
A prior request argued the ban was unlawful and exceeded federal cabinet powers.
Advocacy groups, firearm owners, businesses, and shooters appealed the initial ruling.
The Federal Court provided "well-reasoned and legally sound reasons" for its decision.
Gun control advocates applauded the move, seeing it as a step to remove firearms.

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National Post

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Challenge of federal firearms ban dismissed by Federal Court of Appeals

A not-for-profit organization, firearm owners, businesses, hunters, and recreational and sport shooters had appealed a ruling that upheld the ban.

4 hours ago·Canada

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La Presse

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Federal Court of Appeal dismisses a challenge to the prohibition of firearms

The Federal Court of Appeal rejected a challenge to the Liberal government's prohibition on firearms that it considers to be specific to the battlefield, not hunting or sport shooting.

9 hours ago·Montreal, Canada

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Winnipeg Free Press

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Federal Court of Appeal dismisses challenge of federal firearms ban

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14 hours ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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CCFR

Federal Court of Appeal Decision - Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights

Today we received the decision out of the Federal Court of Appeal on our long fight against the gun ban. It’s bad news for Canadians for multiple reasons. It is the opinion of the judges that the “protections” in the Criminal Code to prevent the Governor in Counsel (GIC) from banning guns that are legitimate […]

11 hours ago

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