Black & White Tactical

12/09/2025

Amen!

11/30/2025

Castle Law in a Canadian Province? Who would have thought - speaking of thinking who thinks Danielle Smith should be running our country not just our province?

10/09/2025

09/25/2025

When asked for comment by Dwayne Gorniak, Alberta Director of Canada’s National Fi****ms Association, regarding the federal government’s announcement today, Dr. Teri Bryant, Chief Fi****ms Officer of Alberta, responded by telephone:

Today’s federal announcement does nothing to change the fact that this entire exercise will be a massive waste of taxpayer dollars with no significant impact on crime. Punishing the innocent can never deter evil-doers. The federal government should terminate this program immediately and use the money for worthwhile initiatives that target real threats to public safety like the smuggling of illegal guns. With a massive budget deficit looming, the federal government should be carefully re-examining the efficacy of every precious taxpayer dollar spent, not clinging to discredited ideas because of ill-advised campaign promises.

The federal “education” effort thus far has been intended to mislead public opinion via the dissemination of clearly demonstrable falsehoods. The program is not voluntary: as they confirmed today, if you don’t comply, you risk criminal sanctions. It does not only affect “assault-style” fi****ms. Appearances do not make a gun dangerous, and many of the guns affected are not even modern in appearance, being single shot, double-barreled, bolt action or of First World War or earlier vintage. The ominous statement that these confiscations are just the beginning should set off alarms everywhere. And those who will be affected are no closer to understanding what is going on than they were before the federal propaganda plan began.

In Alberta we have a long tradition of using fi****ms safely and responsibly for a wide variety of economic and cultural purposes including hunting, trapping, target shooting, collecting and the control of nuisance animals and predators, particularly on our farms and ranches. Unlike the federal government, we value the property rights of our citizens. We will oppose this misguided confiscation program by all means possible and continue to focus on public safety.

Dr. Teri Bryant
Chief Fi****ms Officer, Alberta
September 23, 2025

09/25/2025

More provinces need to respond in the same way!

Our message to law-abiding fi****ms owners: Alberta’s government will not be cooperating with this gun grab against law abiding fi****ms owners. We expect law enforcement to focus their time and resources on real provincial policing priorities, like policing violent criminals, not hunters and sport- shooters.

Read more from our top cop, Minister Mike Ellis, and top lawyer, Minister Mickey Amery, on our response to the federal government’s attack on law abiding fi****ms owners here: https://www.alberta.ca/announcements.cfm?xID=93983B33ABAA2-CBA4-4BE9-0156127C12707C29

06/13/2025

This all day!

429 likes, 30 comments. “Is There Any Hope for Gun Owners? Alberta’s Chief Fi****ms Officer Dr. Teri Bryant shares a sobering but motivating message following the election: there is hope—but only if we act. Dr. Bryant urges gun owners to rise from passivity and engage meaningfully: join, donat...

04/29/2025

Find all the information you need to know to vote in the 2025 federal election. You will learn whether you are registered to vote, where to vote, what your riding is, who the candidates in your riding are, and more.

04/28/2025

What Mark Carney Fails to Understand: It's Not the Gun, It's the Criminal in Canada's Overwhelming Gun Problem After the Lost Liberal Decade

The Liberal government's fixation on law-abiding firearm owners has created a dangerous illusion of safety while ignoring the real source of violence committed with weapons in Canada. Mark Carney, like many urban-focused politicians, misses the fundamental truth: criminals don't obey gun laws.

For ten years, Liberals have tightened restrictions on licensed gun owners while gang violence flourishes in our cities. They've banned more fi****ms, created more paperwork, and added more barriers for sport shooters and hunters. Yet violence committed with weapons persists because they're targeting the wrong people.

Licensed gun owners undergo daily background checks, extensive training, and strict storage requirements. We're not the problem. The real issue lies with illegal fi****ms smuggled across borders and criminals who've never filled out a single firearm application.

Instead of wasting resources tracking every duck hunter's shotgun, we should focus on border security, gang prevention, and giving our police the tools to catch actual criminals. The past decade of Liberal gun control has been an expensive exercise in missing the point.

Real solutions require facing uncomfortable truths: targeting legal gun owners is easier than addressing complex social issues that lead to crime. But easy answers aren't always right answers. It's time to stop punishing law-abiding citizens for the actions of criminals.

04/28/2025

On Monday April 28, 2025, we can start the process to rewrite Canadian gun law, taking the non violent, no harm, non victim, administrative Fi****ms act infractions out of the criminal code of Canada. If there is no victim, then there is no criminal act.
The criminal code should not be used to take the legally acquired, tax paid, property of the law abiding.

All guns in Canada were prohibited in September of 1995, when the Jean Chretien Liberal government amended Section 91 of the criminal code to make possession of any gun a criminal code offense. The Fi****ms Act (Chapter 39, Statutes of Canada) creates the gun license (PAL). The gun license is only a temporary (5 year) amnesty from conviction for possession of any gun.
The only reason the gun license exists is so the anti gun owner bureaucrats can recommend that guns be removed from the protection of the gun licence and the Prime Minister uses an OIC (Order in Council) to remove the protection a gun license gives.
That is what happened Might 1, 2020 when the Liberals prohibited 1500 brands of hunting and target sporting guns in Canada. They lied and called them assault rifles (Assault rifles were prohibited in 1978 in Canada)
Bill C 21 ended legal possession of many hunting and target rifles as well as the legal transfer of title (registration) of handguns in Canada.

04/26/2025

REALLY WATCH THIS

Canada's National Fi****ms Association sits down with Dr. Teri Bryant, Alberta’s Chief Fi****ms Officer, for an eye-opening and exclusive interview on the cu...

04/11/2025

Canadian Forces Medics practicing casualty assessment during CTOMS TACMED course.