Alberta and Saskatchewan Refused a Federal Order. This Is Bigger Than Guns.
April 17, 2026
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as posted by the channelOttawa banned 2,500 firearms and allocated $248 million to collect them. They projected 136,000 declarations by the March 31 deadline. They got fewer than 68,000 — and haven't physically collected a single gun yet.
Alberta and Saskatchewan have passed legislation making it illegal for their law enforcement to participate. Premiers in Manitoba, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, Newfoundland, and Yukon have also refused. A senior RCMP officer said publicly they're done with it.
In this episode, Kelsi breaks down what actually happened with this program, why the failure rate matters, where the real source of Canadian gun violence is (and why this buyback misses it entirely), and why this constitutional standoff sets up every major fight between Alberta and Ottawa — including the October 19th referendum.
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