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In Canada, there is no ‘right to bear arms’. Canadian Criminal law has always treated gun and firearms offences very seriously. Due to recent changes to the Criminal Code, mandatory minimum jail sentences for many firearms offences have increased. If you are convicted of certain firearms offences, you could be facing a minimum three-year jail sentence, even as a first-time offender.
Gun and firearms provisions found in the Criminal Code can be complex and confusing, especially when intertwined with the Firearms Act and related regulations. Too easily, despite their best efforts, well-meaning gun owners can end up on the wrong side of a law or regulation.
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