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There are also several offence that include a weapon as an essential element:
There are also several offence that include a weapon as an essential element:
* [[Assault with a Weapon (Offence)|Assault with a Weapon]] (267)
* [[Assault with a Weapon or Causing Bodily Harm (Offence)|Assault with a Weapon]] (267)
* Assault Peace Officer with a Weapon  
* [[Assault Peace Officer (Offence)|Assault Peace Officer with a Weapon]] (270 to 270.02)
* Sexual Assault with a Weapon
* [[Sexual Assault with a Weapon or Causing Bodily Harm (Offence)|Sexual Assault with a Weapon]] (272(1))
* [[Robbery (Offence)|Robbery with a Firearm]]
* [[Robbery (Offence)|Robbery with a Firearm]]
==Defences==
==Defences==
* [[Persons Exempted from Firearm Offences]]
* [[Persons Exempted from Firearm Offences]]

Revision as of 16:19, 25 February 2018

Introduction

Firearms and other weapon offences is set out in Part III of the Criminal Code.

Lawful possession of firearms is governed by the Firearms Act.

On April 5, 2012, the Long-Gun Registry was eliminated removing the requirement that non-restricted firearms be registered.

Weapons

See Definition of Weapons

Firearms

See Definition of Firearms

Weapons-related Offences

There are also several offence that include a weapon as an essential element:

Defences