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Originally Posted by mcguyver
No, quite the contrary. As per the Firearm's Act, they do not need a warrant for all but a dwelling. The conditions are quite clear on that.
Frome here:
http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/C...II-gb:s_117_02
The dwelling house excluded by the Firearms Act is now covered in Bill C-36 as noted above. |
They still can't just walk in. There has to have been a crime committed first, they have to believe the perpetrator or evidence of said crime is inside.
They can't walk in because Mrs. Wilson saw you cleaning your .308 (or god forbid a freaking toy), then turn around and get a warrant to kick in your door because you wouldn't grant them entry... can they?
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