Videos tagged with Canadian Law

This video explores the legality of various items in Canada, including an OTF knife, handgun, pepper spray, a Steambow repeating crossbow, and Temu body armor. The instructor, demonstrating experienced authority on Canadian firearm laws, clarifies that while most items are restricted or require licenses, the Steambow repeating crossbow is presented as the sole legal option for unlicensed civilians in Canada. The video also touches on the nuanced legality of body armor depending on provincial regulations.

This video details a home invasion defense scenario where a homeowner successfully repelled two intruders using empty-handed combat. John Correia of Active Self Protection analyzes the event, emphasizing the homeowner's physical fitness and aggressive mindset as key factors. The analysis also touches upon Canadian self-defense laws and the risks associated with citizen arrests.

This video details the process of importing firearms from Canada to the United States, focusing on historical pieces often designated for destruction under Canadian law. The presenter showcases several Luger pistols from various eras, including World War I and II examples, a P-38, and a Walther PP. The discussion highlights specific manufacturing details, historical context of capture and ownership, and the importance of preserving these firearms.

This episode discusses a legal battle between the Sean Ryan Show and the Canadian government over alleged classified information in a podcast episode featuring a former JTF2 sniper. Attorney Tim Parlatore explains how US First Amendment rights and legal precedents like the Pentagon Papers case protect speech against government censorship claims, even when dealing with classified information. The discussion highlights the potential for overclassification and the use of such claims to control narratives or cover up embarrassments, contrasting US and Canadian legal frameworks.

This video discusses the immediate freeze on handgun sales, purchases, and transfers in Canada, enacted by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The speaker criticizes this move as tyrannical and compares it to strategies used by gun-control advocates in the US. The video also features a sponsor segment for Vulcan Arms' Weatherlock gun bags, highlighting their water-resistant and puncture-resistant features. The instructor, with extensive knowledge of gun laws and firearm discussions, frames this as a significant escalation in Canadian gun control measures.

This video discusses Canada's ban on handgun sales and possession, as well as semi-automatic rifles and standard capacity magazines. The speaker contrasts Canadian law, which he characterizes as treating citizens as subjects with limited individual rights, with the US system, which he argues is protected by strong constitutional rights like the Second Amendment. He asserts that such a ban is unlikely to pass in the US due to these protections and the political will of constituents.