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Originally Posted by horsetrader
I don't have a link. Google away if you want.
In Ont there were door to door campaigns a couple of years back, where OPP asked to see storage of firearms, and they did seem to target sr's, and many unsafe storage charges were laid. I believe this happened mainly in TO.
Amnesty doesn't apply to an expired license. Your dad is lucky. I teach the CFSC and have had a few sr's come asking help. Their POL expired and they are getting threatening letters from the RCMP about confiscation.
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New POL Initiative
A new policy initiative, which encourages holders of expired
POLs to return to compliance with firearms licensing regulations,
was launched in 2008 and will continue to be in
effect until May 16, 2013. Firearm owners whose POL expired on or after January 1, 2004, may be eligible to apply for a new POL, if they meet all of the following criteria:
They previously held a POL which expired naturally (was not revoked or refused);
They are in possession of at least one restricted or non-restricted firearm that was or is registered; and
They meet all public safety requirements in order to possess firearms.