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The Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights is committed to maintaining our current rights and freedoms while continuing to push as a mobilizing and organizational force for positive legislative change.

The BC Wildlife Federation is British Columbia’s largest and oldest conservation organization. Our members are passionately committed to protecting, enhancing and promoting the wise use of the environment for the benefit of present and future generations. Our volunteers and donors give generously of their time and finances to support to a wide range of wildlife conservation programs and projects.

The National Firearms Association of Canada works for and with Canadian gun owners. The NFA keeps gun owners informed about current and pending legislation including Canada’s ever changing gun registration program. This ensures that gun owners know their rights under Canadian law.

The Canadian Firearms Program provides public access to the Canadian government firearms information and services.  Here you will find forms, news and information concerning firearms licensing, registration and transfers.

Armalytics provides users with the ability to explore and track the public version of the Canadian Firearms Reference Table.

Data is sourced from the Firearms Reference Table (Public Version) as authored by the RCMP and made available on their website. Updates to the RCMP document are usually reflected on armalytics.ca within 4hr and tagged with the Valid As Of Date property.

BC Archery Association is the Provincial Sport Organization (PSO) for archery in British Columbia and are affiliated nationally with Archery Canada and internationally with World Archery. We are supported by the Province of British Columbia, Sport BC and ViaSport

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The Shooting Federation of Canada (SFC) serves as the National Sport Organization and governing body for the Olympic shooting disciplines, while also promoting and developing organized recreational and competitive target shooting across Canada.

The International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC) was established to promote, maintain, improve and advance the sport of practical shooting, to safeguard its principles and to regulate its conduct worldwide for the safe, recreational use of firearms by persons of good character.

Our work has come to be recognized for the significant value it provides to people and communities today, as nature-based solutions to floods, droughts, water pollution and the impacts of climate change. Our strength comes from working together and partnering with all who care about the landscape to help deliver our mission.

The Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC was registered under the B.C. Societies Act in March 2003, transforming British Columbia’s provincial hatchery program into a non-profit organization. Under a 30-year contract, the provincial government retained management authority of B.C.’s freshwater fisheries. Fish culture, fish health, and other biological and technical services were transferred to the Society.

Recreation Sites and Trails B.C. (RSTBC) provides public recreation opportunities by developing, maintaining and managing a network of recreation sites and recreation trails throughout the province.

Mountain national parks in Canada are home to both grizzly and black bears. You can run into a bear anywhere here, be it on a busy trail close to town or in the remote backcountry. Bears are extremely sensitive to the stress of human activity, generally preferring to avoid people. However, encounters between bears and people do occur.

Knowing how to avoid an encounter with a bear is the best way to safely enjoy the parks. In the event you do come across a bear, it is important to be familiar with bear behaviour. How we respond in an encounter with a bear depends on the type of interaction.

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