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@captaincanada5139 In 2023, there were 267 homicides in Canada that involved a firearm, and 289 people were killed by shooting:
Number of homicide victims by type of firearm
155 victims were killed by a total firearm, 103 by a handgun, and 65 by a rifle or shotgun
Number of homicides by method
289 people were killed by shooting, 234 by stabbing, 125 by beating, and 61 by other methods
Here's some related information about gun violence in Canada:
Homicide rate
The homicide rate in Canada in 2023 was 1.94 per 100,000 people.
Firearm-related violent crime
The rate of firearm-related violent crime in Canada reached a 14-year high in 2022.
Gun violence in Toronto
In 2023, there were 231 shootings and 22 gun-related deaths in Toronto. In 2024, there have been 338 shootings in Toronto, the highest number since 2020.
Gun violence in Calgary
In 2023, the proportion of gun-related homicides was the highest in Calgary's history. Some factors contributing to this increase include an increase in break-and-enters and a large jump in smuggled firearms.
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@captaincanada5139 Police unions across Canada are refuting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s latest claim that the Liberal government’s handgun freeze has enhanced public safety.
Trudeau celebrated two years since introducing the handgun freeze on Monday, claiming that the policy has ended the purchase, sale and transfer of handguns in Canada.
“We choose your safety over the gun lobby — every time,” he said.
However, the post quickly resulted in a flurry of responses from police unions and gun experts, calling out Trudeau for misleading Canadians.
For example, the Toronto Police Association said that “criminals did not get your message,” highlighting that the communities policed by union members have seen a 45% increase in shootings and a 62% increase in gun-related homicides compared to last year.
“What difference does your handgun ban make when 85% of guns seized by our members can be sourced to the United States?” asked the association. “Your statement is out of touch and offensive to the victims of crime and police officers everywhere. Whatever you think you’ve done to improve community safety, has not worked.”
Edmonton’s police chief previously warned that the handgun ban could increase trafficking.
In a record gun bust, Peel Regional Police reported that 97% of seized firearms were smuggled from the United States.
Former police officer and Conservative candidate Ron Chhinzer said that in his entire career, neither he nor a colleague had seized a lawfully owned firearm from a criminal.
Previous data released by the Toronto Police Service highlighted that shootings had increased by almost 70%, and deaths from gun crime were more than doubled.
Following the Toronto Police Association’s reply to Trudeau, which had accrued nearly two million views by Wednesday, other unions decided to join in.
The Surrey Police Union also replied directly to Trudeau’s post.
“The federal handgun freeze fails to address the real issue: the surge of illegal firearms coming across our borders and ending up in the hands of violent criminals,” wrote the SPU.
The Vancouver Police Union said that Trudeau must not be aware of the “ongoing gang war” in British Columbia, putting their members and the public at risk daily.
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@captaincanada5139 In 2023, there were 267 homicides in Canada that involved a firearm, and 289 people were killed by shooting:
Number of homicide victims by type of firearm
155 victims were killed by a total firearm, 103 by a handgun, and 65 by a rifle or shotgun
Number of homicides by method
289 people were killed by shooting, 234 by stabbing, 125 by beating, and 61 by other methods
Here's some related information about gun violence in Canada:
Homicide rate
The homicide rate in Canada in 2023 was 1.94 per 100,000 people.
Firearm-related violent crime
The rate of firearm-related violent crime in Canada reached a 14-year high in 2022.
Gun violence in Toronto
In 2023, there were 231 shootings and 22 gun-related deaths in Toronto. In 2024, there have been 338 shootings in Toronto, the highest number since 2020.
Gun violence in Calgary
In 2023, the proportion of gun-related homicides was the highest in Calgary's history. Some factors contributing to this increase include an increase in break-and-enters and a large jump in smuggled firearms.
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@captaincanada5139 Police unions across Canada are refuting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s latest claim that the Liberal government’s handgun freeze has enhanced public safety.
Trudeau celebrated two years since introducing the handgun freeze on Monday, claiming that the policy has ended the purchase, sale and transfer of handguns in Canada.
“We choose your safety over the gun lobby — every time,” he said.
However, the post quickly resulted in a flurry of responses from police unions and gun experts, calling out Trudeau for misleading Canadians.
For example, the Toronto Police Association said that “criminals did not get your message,” highlighting that the communities policed by union members have seen a 45% increase in shootings and a 62% increase in gun-related homicides compared to last year.
“What difference does your handgun ban make when 85% of guns seized by our members can be sourced to the United States?” asked the association. “Your statement is out of touch and offensive to the victims of crime and police officers everywhere. Whatever you think you’ve done to improve community safety, has not worked.”
Edmonton’s police chief previously warned that the handgun ban could increase trafficking.
In a record gun bust, Peel Regional Police reported that 97% of seized firearms were smuggled from the United States.
Former police officer and Conservative candidate Ron Chhinzer said that in his entire career, neither he nor a colleague had seized a lawfully owned firearm from a criminal.
Previous data released by the Toronto Police Service highlighted that shootings had increased by almost 70%, and deaths from gun crime were more than doubled.
Following the Toronto Police Association’s reply to Trudeau, which had accrued nearly two million views by Wednesday, other unions decided to join in.
The Surrey Police Union also replied directly to Trudeau’s post.
“The federal handgun freeze fails to address the real issue: the surge of illegal firearms coming across our borders and ending up in the hands of violent criminals,” wrote the SPU.
The Vancouver Police Union said that Trudeau must not be aware of the “ongoing gang war” in British Columbia, putting their members and the public at risk daily.
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@Kat_862 In 2023, there were 267 homicides in Canada that involved a firearm, and 289 people were killed by shooting:
Number of homicide victims by type of firearm
155 victims were killed by a total firearm, 103 by a handgun, and 65 by a rifle or shotgun
Number of homicides by method
289 people were killed by shooting, 234 by stabbing, 125 by beating, and 61 by other methods
Here's some related information about gun violence in Canada:
Homicide rate
The homicide rate in Canada in 2023 was 1.94 per 100,000 people.
Firearm-related violent crime
The rate of firearm-related violent crime in Canada reached a 14-year high in 2022.
Gun violence in Toronto
In 2023, there were 231 shootings and 22 gun-related deaths in Toronto. In 2024, there have been 338 shootings in Toronto, the highest number since 2020.
Gun violence in Calgary
In 2023, the proportion of gun-related homicides was the highest in Calgary's history. Some factors contributing to this increase include an increase in break-and-enters and a large jump in smuggled firearms.
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Police unions across Canada are refuting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s latest claim that the Liberal government’s handgun freeze has enhanced public safety.
Trudeau celebrated two years since introducing the handgun freeze on Monday, claiming that the policy has ended the purchase, sale and transfer of handguns in Canada.
“We choose your safety over the gun lobby — every time,” he said.
However, the post quickly resulted in a flurry of responses from police unions and gun experts, calling out Trudeau for misleading Canadians.
For example, the Toronto Police Association said that “criminals did not get your message,” highlighting that the communities policed by union members have seen a 45% increase in shootings and a 62% increase in gun-related homicides compared to last year.
“What difference does your handgun ban make when 85% of guns seized by our members can be sourced to the United States?” asked the association. “Your statement is out of touch and offensive to the victims of crime and police officers everywhere. Whatever you think you’ve done to improve community safety, has not worked.”
Edmonton’s police chief previously warned that the handgun ban could increase trafficking.
In a record gun bust, Peel Regional Police reported that 97% of seized firearms were smuggled from the United States.
Former police officer and Conservative candidate Ron Chhinzer said that in his entire career, neither he nor a colleague had seized a lawfully owned firearm from a criminal.
Previous data released by the Toronto Police Service highlighted that shootings had increased by almost 70%, and deaths from gun crime were more than doubled.
Following the Toronto Police Association’s reply to Trudeau, which had accrued nearly two million views by Wednesday, other unions decided to join in.
The Surrey Police Union also replied directly to Trudeau’s post.
“The federal handgun freeze fails to address the real issue: the surge of illegal firearms coming across our borders and ending up in the hands of violent criminals,” wrote the SPU.
The Vancouver Police Union said that Trudeau must not be aware of the “ongoing gang war” in British Columbia, putting their members and the public at risk daily.
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In 2023, there were 267 homicides in Canada that involved a firearm, and 289 people were killed by shooting:
Number of homicide victims by type of firearm
155 victims were killed by a total firearm, 103 by a handgun, and 65 by a rifle or shotgun
Number of homicides by method
289 people were killed by shooting, 234 by stabbing, 125 by beating, and 61 by other methods
Here's some related information about gun violence in Canada:
Homicide rate
The homicide rate in Canada in 2023 was 1.94 per 100,000 people.
Firearm-related violent crime
The rate of firearm-related violent crime in Canada reached a 14-year high in 2022.
Gun violence in Toronto
In 2023, there were 231 shootings and 22 gun-related deaths in Toronto. In 2024, there have been 338 shootings in Toronto, the highest number since 2020.
Gun violence in Calgary
In 2023, the proportion of gun-related homicides was the highest in Calgary's history. Some factors contributing to this increase include an increase in break-and-enters and a large jump in smuggled firearms.
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