Hey there, fellow residents! Let's talk about something that's been making waves in the news lately – the federal government's plan for firearm confiscation in Canada. You might have heard that Alberta is taking a strong stand against this scheme. Why? Because we believe in supporting law-abiding firearms owners!

The Alberta government has been vocal about our concerns that this program doesn’t effectively combat the rise in gun crime. It's not just Alberta; many Canadians are worried that targeting responsible gun owners won't tackle the real issue at hand.

In simple terms, this isn’t just about public safety. Even the Minister of Public Safety has expressed doubts about whether the police can enforce this program effectively. In fact, some police forces, like the Ontario Provincial Police, won’t be enforcing it at all!

Just recently, our Prime Minister described the buyback as a 'voluntary return for compensation' designed to reduce crime. But there are leaks that suggest even his team fears it might not work. So, what is Alberta doing about it? We’re not just sitting back and watching!

Alberta has already stopped municipalities from creating confusing local gun laws that could complicate things for responsible firearms users. We’re also telling law enforcement to focus on real crime, like violent offenders, rather than hunters or sport shooters.

It's our mission to make sure that Albertans can legally own, use, and enjoy firearms for activities like sport shooting and hunting. We advocate for sensible regulations that keep everyone safe without stepping on the rights of responsible owners.

In the end, we think the federal government should scrap this costly program, which is set to waste over $700 million, and instead put that money into measures that will genuinely keep all Canadians safe!