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SHEILA GUNN REID | Thousands rally in Quebec against Carney’s gun grab

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Sheila Gunn Reid says Quebec is targeting lawful owners because they are the path of least resistance.
1. Rebel News Podcast focuses on a Quebec City rally against Mark Carney’s gun grab and Quebec’s cooperation with Ottawa. 2. Sheila Gunn Reid hosts Alexa Lavoie, Rebel News colleague and on-the-ground reporter, because Lavoie documented the Quebec City rally. 3. The episode asks why licensed Quebec firearms owners are being targeted instead of criminals or border smugglers. 4. Lavoie says the CCFR, mainly its Quebec branch, organized the rally and brought buses into Quebec City. 5. She estimates that 2,000 to 3,000 people attended and says she saw families, women, young women, and even a protest goat. 6. Gunn Reid says young women are the fastest-growing demographic of firearms owners in Canada. 7. Lavoie says firearm owners are being “demonizing” and “diabolizing” by politicians and media. 8. Gunn Reid says that kind of treatment can create a Streisand effect and push more people toward shooting sports. 9. The conversation returns to Tracy Wilson, Sophie Balland, and Rod Giltaka as examples of women and leaders in CCFR. 10. Gunn Reid says Quebec is the only province that has agreed to participate in the buyback wholeheartedly. 11. Lavoie says Quebec’s public safety minister, Yann Lafreniere, said Ottawa would not access the registry and no one would come to confiscate guns. 12. Gunn Reid says federal authorities still have PAL and restricted-firearms records that could support door-to-door enforcement. 13. The hosts argue that the province is spending $12.4 million on lawful owners instead of police staffing or crown prosecutors. 14. Lavoie says many protesters told her, “we are not criminals,” and asked why legal owners are the ones being treated as the problem. 15. Gunn Reid and Lavoie say the focus on confiscation ignores illegal gun smuggling at the border and crime in communities. 16. The episode also revisits Tumbler Ridge, where Gunn Reid says she wants a national inquiry into multiple failures by RCMP, doctors, schools, and mental-health systems. 17. The tone is combative and advocacy-driven, with Sheila Gunn Reid pressing the argument and Alexa Lavoie answering from the rally. 18. The format moves between a live-style interview and a closing monologue that includes viewer feedback and comments. 19. People interested in firearms politics, Quebec politics, and property rights would likely listen. 20. People looking for neutral gun-policy analysis or crime data may skip it.
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