Danielle Smith’s Alberta Bill of Rights: A bold stand for firearms owners under threat
The Premier is doubling down on her commitment to protect property rights and firearms ownership in Alberta, challenging federal regulations and positioning herself as a strong advocate for gun owners.
Premier Danielle Smith is taking a strong stance for property rights and firearms ownership in Alberta. Smith made it clear that her proposed amendments to the Alberta Bill of Rights are a direct message to Ottawa and the gun-grabbing bureaucrats: Alberta’s firearms owners have a champion who’s ready to fight for their rights.
Smith didn't mince words — if her amendments pass, she will stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Alberta's firearms community, resisting any federal overreach that threatens their rights.
But let’s not kid ourselves — this is far from a done deal.
The opposition is already on the attack, gearing up to dismantle these crucial protections.
This battle isn’t just about gun rights — it’s about defending the fundamental freedoms that make Alberta a bulwark against federal overreach. Rick Igercich of Canada's National Firearms Association joins the show tonight to discuss Alberta's defence of property rights, and the Trudeau governments wasteful attacks on the law-abiding.
COMMENTS
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Bruce Atchison commented 2024-10-22 23:18:08 -0400When are people going to understand that a firearm is property? Imagine if the government said that smart phones are used to spread misinformation and disinformation. That’s how gun owners feel about the government banning a useful device called a firearm.
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Mike Unsworth commented 2024-10-12 14:16:40 -0400The AR-15s, bet your butt, are not going to be crushed, especially the extremely expensive ones. Neither will be precision rifles from medium to high calibre. They’re all too valuable and will be repurposed for Government use.
