Weapon Offences

Storing a firearm improperly can lead to serious criminal charges in Canada. Laws require all guns to be securely locked and unloaded when not in use. Learn what qualifies as unsafe storage and how our legal team can help defend your rights if you're facing firearm-related charges.

Weapons trafficking in Canada involves the illegal transfer, sale, or distribution of firearms or prohibited weapons. It carries severe penalties under the Criminal Code. If you're facing charges, our experienced defence lawyers can help protect your rights and build a strong legal strategy.

Possession for the purpose of weapons trafficking is a serious offence in Canada. The law prohibits owning firearms with intent to transfer or sell illegally. Convictions carry harsh penalties. Speak with our experienced defence lawyers to understand your rights.

Facing a charge for possessing a firearm knowing it’s unauthorized in Canada? This offence means knowingly having a gun without proper legal authority. The consequences can be severe. Learn your rights and how a criminal defence lawyer can help.

Tampering with a firearm’s serial number is a criminal offence in Canada. Altering or removing a serial number to conceal a weapon’s origin or ownership is taken seriously and can lead to harsh penalties. If charged, consult a criminal defence lawyer to understand your rights and options.

Transferring a firearm without proper authority is a serious offence in Canada, carrying strict legal consequences. Our lawyers explain the laws, penalties, and possible defences, helping you understand your rights and options if you are facing firearm-related charges.

In Canada, firearms are strictly regulated under the Firearms Act and Criminal Code. Licensing, registration, and safe storage rules apply depending on whether a gun is non-restricted, restricted, or prohibited. Our legal team can explain these laws and defend your rights in firearm-related cases.