Gun law furor sparks hornet nest in Chetwynd
Letter from Jim Ross attacks government over gun restrictions and RCMP with personal insults and calls for armed self defense. He accuses bureaucrats of provoking violence and urges respect for rights, privacy, and manners rather than more legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCMP
Jim Ross
Hill urges gun reform amid city ban talk and Ottawa debates
Jay Hill reports Ottawa debates after a drive by shooting and a Toronto restaurant murder spurring Justice Minister Allan Rock to consider tougher sentences. Rock hints at disarming law abiding Canadians, citing US evidence while Canadian murder rates stay flat. Critics warn of ineffective searches and seizures and call for harsher penalties and victim rights, not broader gun control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parliament Hill
Jay Hill
Ottawa
Toronto
Allan Rock
Canada
United States
House of Commons
Las le
Homme
Edmonton
Justice
Treaties and First Nations rights in Canada spark debate
A local businessman's view against hyphenated Canadians prompts reflection on treaties with First Nations. Treaty 8's guarantees on hunting, fishing and trapping contrast with government efforts to terminate the Indian problem. The piece contrasts infanticide charges with murder penalties, questioning societal value of new life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kut
Canada
Crown
Burnaby
Hamilton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chetwynd Echo
Prince George
Peace River
Val Belair
Quebec
Chetwynd
Hudson’s Hope
Moberly Lake
Jackfish Lake
East Pine
Hasler Flats
51St Street
Pioneer Place
P.O
B.C
Fox
Margaret White
Jennifer Correa
Oscar Correa
Shawn Bennough
Judy Carlson
Margaret Redekopp
Hudson's Hope
Wendy Coomber
The
Canadian Community Newspaper Association
British Columbia & Yukon
Sterling Newspaper Publication
Tates