Subhead:A late push from the Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights and others helped convince Charlottetown’s city council to reject participation in the pilot program of the Liberal gun grab.#
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City councillors in Prince Edward Island’s capital earlier this week unanimously declined to participate in the federal Liberal government’s gun confiscation pilot program.
But as Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights spokesperson Tracey Wilson told host Sheila Gunn Reid on this week’s episode of The Gunn Show, a last-minute intervention from gun rights advocates helped shape the decision.
The CCFR “intervened on a city council meeting where they were voting on a motion to help the Liberals perpetrate this gun grab against their citizens,” Tracey said, noting local gun owners and law enforcement and some councillors, including the mayor, met the day prior.
