Outdoor range closure dates for archery May 31, June 1 and June 2.
From the New President:
NEWS:
From the President:
HELLO AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE NELSON DISTRICT ROD AND GUN CLUB. MY NAME IS HOWIE GRANT AND I AM THE NEW PRESIDENT FOR THE CLUB. I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS TIME AND THANK OUR PAST PRESIDENT WALLY KAMPEN FOR HIS DEDICATION AND CONTINUED SERVICE TO THE NDRGC. I DEFINITELY HAVE BIG SHOES TO FILL AND I WILL BE COUNTING ON YOU, OUR MEMBERSHIP TO HELP OUR EXECUTIVE AND ME MAKE THIS ONE OF THE BEST YEARS EVER.
WE HAVE ANOTHER STRONG EXECUTIVE THIS YEAR THAT INCLUDES TWO NEW FACES, NAZZY KING AND TYLER BURROWS. NAZ IS NOW LOOKING AFTER THE OUTDOOR RANGE AND TYLER IS OUR NEW SECRETARY, A BIG WELCOME TO BOTH OF YOU.
LOOKING AHEAD WE HAVE OUR UPCOMING BIG GAME BANQUET SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 16, 2019. FOR MANY YEARS RICHARD GREEN HAS ORGANIZED THIS EVENT, OUR BIGGEST FUNDRAISER AND ONE THAT KEEPS OUR MEMBERSHIPS AFFORDABLE. VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED SO CONTACT RICHARD TO SEE WHERE YOU CAN HELP.
I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO 2019 AS IT PROMISES TO BE A VERY EXCITING TIME FOR ALL OF US, FROM THE CHICKEN SHOOT IN MAY, FISHING FOREVER IN JUNE TO THE HERITAGE MATCH IN AUGUST, THERE WILL BE PLENTY OF OPPORTUNITIES TO SHARE THE OUTDOORS WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS.
DURING THE COMING YEAR I LOOK FORWARD TO THE OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK WITH OUR MEMBERS WHO WANT TO SHARE IDEAS OR OPINIONS ON TOPICS THAT COULD BENEFIT OUR CLUB.
REGARDS
HOWIE GRANT
Online engagement on Reducing violent crime: A dialogue on handguns and assault weapons
https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/cnslttns/hndgn/index-en.aspx
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Heart of the Fraser
Some of you may have heard of the Heart of the Fraser
Below there is a link to a video created for us by Nerve Productions on the Heart of the Fraser. Nerve Productions is working on a Documentary on the Heart of the Fraser for BCIT and offered to create this short video as well.
Public Consultation Request…………
Public Consultation Request…………
For those of you not familiar with Blair, he’s the ex-Toronto cop turned Member of Parliament who was recently appointed to a brand new Ministry and given the title “Minister of Border Security and Organized Crime Prevention”.
His job, primarily, is to assist Uncle Ralph in ensuring Bill C-71 gets passed AND to “lead an examination of a national ban on handguns and assault weapons, while not impeding their lawful use by Canadians” – there’s an oxy-moron if I’ve ever heard one.
What does this examination look like? Well, shortly after his orders came down from on high, Blair stood in committee and promised to conduct a full and balanced “public consultation” before the end of the calendar year.
Here is your “public consultation”. Please take the time to fill out this online survey right away and forward it to your friends and family to do the same.
ONLINE ENGAGEMENT – HANDGUN AND ASSAULT WEAPONS
If you are a business owner, retailer or club, please forward this to your entire mailing list.
Please, this is vital to this fight and to keeping the property we have legally acquired. Act now!!
With many thanks,
Tracey Wilson
VP Public Relations
RPO Mer Bleu
Orléans, ON K1W 0A6
Canada
RPO Mer Bleu
Orléans, ON K1W 0A6
Canada
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Range Restrictions
The key restriction that will remain as policy
- The use of binary (exploding) targets
- The use of tracer ammunition
- All other restrictions rescinded
Range Closures
The Outdoor Range will be closed to the public on Oct 25 and Oct 29 for a private function
Notice to outdoor range user’s:
- The use of binary (exploding) targets (i.e. Tannerite or equivalent) are prohibited. (permanent restriction)
- The use of tracer ammunition is prohibited.
- The use of steel jacketed single projectiles will be prohibited.
- Smoking is restricted to areas of concrete, gravel, or bare mineral soil, no smoking where there organic materials or vegetation.
NDR&GC has struck the 3 person Fire Risk Working Group as described in the Fire Risk Policy to consider and implement additional precautionary restrictions and procedures, up to and including closing the ranges, to address the increasing wildland fire risk.