Windsor and Lasalle Police Services Opt-Out of Assault-Style Firearms Compensation Program

Chatham-Kent police opt out of federal gun buyback program

The Chatham‑Kent Police Service and its police services board have decided not to participate in the federal government’s assault‑style firearms compensation program at this time.

Brantford police won’t collect assault weapons for federal gun-buyback program

The Brantford Police Service says it won’t participate in collecting assault weapons from the public as part of the federal government’s gun buyback program.

Brantford Police opt out of Ottawa’s firearm compensation program

Owners of assault-style firearms have until the end of March to apply for compensation from the federal government, but not all police departments are participating in the program.

Council shoots down federal gun buyback program - Lindsay Advocate

A bid to have the city formally oppose the federal government’s Assault-Style Firearms Compensation Program unanimously passed at the Jan. 27 council meeting. Ward 6 Coun. Ron Ashmore sponsored a memorandum calling on the city to formally oppose the federal gun buyback program, saying it would send a message to Ottawa that the initiative unfairly targets law-abiding gun owners and…