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	Garry Breitkreuz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Garry W. Breitkreuz (pronounced Bright-Krites) (born October 21, 1945 in Yorkton, Saskatchewan) is a Canadian politician.
		Breitkreuz has been known to be the most outspoken member of the house of commons on his opposition to the Gun Registry.
		In 2005, Breitkreuz was granted the Sport Shooting Ambassador Award by the World Forum on the Future of Sport Shooting Activities.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Garry_Breitkreuz (323 words)

	Election 2006
		Garry Breitkreuz was first elected to the House of Commons in 1993.
		Breitkreuz taught for 24 years, including service oversees; he taught for three years at a college in Cameroon, and for 18 months in the Solomon Islands.
		Breitkreuz earned wide respect for his tireless work uncovering the true cost of the Liberal gun registry, and is one of Canada’s leading authorities on the issue of gun control.
	www.ctv.ca /mini/election2006/candidates/47014_CON.html (165 words)

	Edited Evidence * JUST * Number 001 (Official Version) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Breitkreuz indicated, is to set out the agenda of the committee: which bills and in which order they would be reviewed.
		Breitkreuz's concern, if you're not the lead questioner on the government side, that means there will be six rounds before a second person gets a three-minute round, and that is a very long time.
		Garry Breitkreuz: I don't think what you just said is correct, because it doesn't say here that the fourth questioner will be from the government side.
	www.parl.gc.ca /infocomdoc/38/1/JUST/Meetings/Evidence/justev01-e.htm (4774 words)

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		Breitkreuz's numbers show a steep slide in compliance from east to west, ranging from a high of 87% in Newfoundland to a low of just 40% compliance in Alberta.
		Breitkreuz based his estimates on a 1998 government memo estimating the number of gun owners in Canada at just over three million.
		Breitkreuz has said the feds are deliberately lowballing their estimate of the gun-owning population in order to make the gun law look more successful than it is.
	www.angelfire.com /mb/ca/040401.html (331 words)

	Reform Watch Rogue's Gallery: Breitkreuz
		Breitkreuz would cut off social assistance to anyone with family members who could support them or anyone who could seek help from private charities.
		With Breitkreuz's Charter of Responsibilities, individual families would be forced to bear the burden of social welfare rather than it being shared broadly throughout society.
		This provision could be used in court to block social and environmental legislation, which Breitkreuz describes as the "arbitrary intrusion of big government." Breitkreuz says that without property rights in the Constitution, Canada is not a democracy.
	www.web.net /~refwatch/rogues/breitkre.htm (690 words)

	Farmers Will become the
		Ottawa: Garry Breitkreuz, Member of Parliament for Yorkton-Melville, is concerned that the government is doing the exact opposite of what it is supposed to do with Bill C-5, the new Species At Risk legislation.
		Breitkreuz is also concerned about the government's ability to determine what species need to be protected.
		Garry Breitkreuz (Yorkton - Melville, Canadian Alliance): Mr.
	www.propertyrightsresearch.org /farmers_will_become_the.htm (739 words)

	Garry Breitkreuz, Member of Parliament Yorkton - Melville
		Ever since Garry was first elected to the House of Commons in 1993 he has worked tirelessly to eliminate the useless gun registry and to protect the right of responsible firearm owners.
		Garry has complied a sizable list of information which highlights all of the problems with the gun control registry.
		Garry has made statements, asked questions, made speeches, introduced private members bills and motions and used supply day motions and production papers to expose the problems of the useless gun registry.
	www.garrybreitkreuz.com /issues/guncontrol.htm (298 words)

	New push to defend abortions - Interim, January 1998
		Garry Breitkreuz (Reform, Yorkton-Melville), reintroduced his Bill M-268 November 20, partly in response to the release of the latest abortion statistics which showed there are nearly 30 abortions committed for every 100 live births in Canada.
		Breitkreuz also drew fellow MPs' attention to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child which calls for legal protection for children before and after birth.
		He said there is widespread support for a national binding referendum on abortion funding, adding that the federal government to date has chosen to ignore calls for legal protection of unborn children.
	www.theinterim.com /jan98/13New.html (302 words)

	Comment: Life, restoration and church-planting
		A few weeks ago, I made reference to a motion by Garry Breitkreuz, Canadian Alliance MP for Yorton-Melville, calling for the House of Commons' standing committee on justice and human rights to review the current definition of "human being".
		Breitkreuz had framed last March, in which he proposed only one definition: That an unborn child's human status begin at conception.
		Breitkreuz referred to a recent survey in his own riding, which showed respondents' views on the issue.
	www.canadianchristianity.com /cgi-bin/na.cgi?nationalupdates/011120comment (1459 words)

	>>www.buckmasters.com<< (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		From the office of Garry Breitkreuz, M.P. Garry Breitkreuz, Deputy House Leader and Official Opposition Justice Critic for Gun Control, released the first draft of his plan to register criminals -- not duck hunters.
		Based on such overwhelming evidence, any sane person can only conclude that federal gun control laws should be totally focused on keeping guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them.
		Breitkreuz provided the following Statistics Canada data to show how 70 years of registering handguns has failed to keep handguns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them:
	www.buckmasters.com /more_buckmasters/zones/features/040227Z12Plan.html (402 words)

	Capital News Online \| News \| Gun registry in the crosshairs
		Garry Breitkreuz, Alliance MP (Yorkton-Melville, Sask.) and official opposition critic for firearms and property rights, estimates that less than half of all firearms are actually registered.
		Garry Breitkreuz fights to eliminate the gun registry.
		Breitkreuz says he would rather see the money spent on hiring more police officers.
	www.carleton.ca /jmc/cnews/31102003/n3.shtml (802 words)

	Canada: "Federal gun registry cost to hit $1 billion by 2005" - THR
		But Austin disputed suggestions by Alliance MP Garry Breitkreuz that the program would reach the $1-billion mark by the end of March 2004 -- a year earlier than expected.
		Breitkreuz said he based his claim on new figures outlined in the Justice Department's performance report, which was released earlier this month.
		Garry Breitkreuz is just listing what he has hard numbers on.
	www.thehighroad.org /showthread.php?t=51643 (743 words)

	Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters - The VOICE of Anglers and Hunters
		Millions of Canadians who value our deeply-rooted fishing, hunting and trapping traditions are encouraged to hear that their outdoor interests are finally getting the attention that they deserve at the federal level.
		Plans for a nonpartisan Outdoors Caucus, inspired by Saskatchewan M.P. Garry Breitkreuz, are drawing keen interest from a number of other conservation-minded Members of Parliament, and support from one of the country's largest, nonprofit fishing and hunting organization, the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters.
		Breitkreuz and other Members of Parliament who obviously haven't forgotten that hunting, fishing and trapping are important heritage activities and cultural traditions in Canada," said Reader.
	www.ofah.org /News/index.cfm?ID=3&A=GetDoc&DID=278 (275 words)

	Archive \| November 1998 \| Strengthening property rights
		Garry Breitkreuz is the Reform Party MP for the Saskatchewan riding of Yorkton-Melville.
		Breitkreuz in the House of Commons on October 5, 1998.
		Breitkreuz tells ESR that the bill will be re-introduced after the Liberals refused his motions to make his property rights bill votable and, alternatively, to send it to the Sub-Committee on Human Rights for further study.You can e-mail Garry at breitkreuzg@reform.ca
	www.enterstageright.com /archive/articles/1198propright.htm (2914 words)

	BREITKREUZ FINDS SERIOUS SHORTCOMINGS IN...
		Yorkton – Yesterday, Garry Breitkreuz, MP for Yorkton-Melville, exposed some of the more serious flaws in the Liberal government’s Whistleblower Protection Act or as it is called in Liberal-Speak: Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act (Bill C-11).
		During his speech, Breitkreuz called on Parliament to amend the Whistleblower Protection Act so that public servants report wrongdoings to an independent commissioner – not their supervisors; and that the bill be expanded to also include public servants working for Crown corporations and the RCMP.
		Breitkreuz concluded, “We must create a truly independent body to receive and investigate the disclosures of wrongdoing by all public servants, either publicly or through formal channels.
	www.lufa.ca /news/news_item.asp?NewsID=4203 (474 words)

	GOVERNMENTS HAVE NO EVIDENCE THAT ABORTIONS ARE "MEDICALLY NECESSARY"
		OTTAWA, October 30, 2002 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Last Friday, Garry Breitkreuz, MP for Yorkton-Melville, challenged Health Minister Anne McLellan, to produce evidence to justify her claims that all abortions are "medically necessary".
		Breitkreuz also released another three-page document that summarizes the responses of letters he has received from Health Canada and nine provinces and one territory on the questions of "medically necessary" abortions and risk/benefit studies.
		Breitkreuz was the recipient of Campaign Life Coalition's Joseph P. Borowski award for pro-life politicians this past weekend at the International Pro-Life Forum in Toronto.
	www.lifesite.net /ldn/2002/oct/02103004.html (386 words)

	Tory committee working to scrap gun registry - Government Relations - University of Alberta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Breitkreuz, a Saskatchewan MP, said he has been given the authority to act quickly and effectively on the file.
		One of the challenges the new committee will face is deciding how to kill the registry while keeping a promise to require background checks of those who wish to purchase long-guns.
		Breitkreuz wouldn't hint at how that might be pulled off, but said he is working on a solution along with Day and Toews.
	www.uofaweb.ualberta.ca /govrel/news.cfm?story=43285 (281 words)

	NRA-ILA :: Articles
		Garry Breitkreuz, Member of Parliament (MP) from Saskatchewan and leader of the parliamentary opposition to the Firearms Act, told American Rifleman in a telephone interview that the government`s claim that its licensing and registration system could be implemented for $85 million over five years is "pure poppycock."
		Breitkreuz counters, "The government is using cabinet secrecy provisions to hide the real budget numbers.
		Just one contractor involved in getting the licensing and registration system up and running, EDS Canada, had five revisions to one contract that resulted in a 325 percent cost overrun, and a second contract had six revisions resulting in a 319 percent cost increase.
	www.nraila.org /Issues/Articles/Read.aspx?ID=4 (2216 words)

	Open Canada's Post 1901 Census Records, Correspondence to/from Canadian Ministers of Parliament- The Global Gazette
		On behalf of Garry Breitkreuz, I welcome this opportunity to thank you for your recent email message.
		Breitkreuz will continue to support the release of census records.
		Breitkreuz has read your message and has indicated that he would support the release of post-1901 Canadian census records to the National Archives.
	globalgenealogy.com /Census/Cen040.htm (1131 words)

	REFORM MP INTRODUCES MOTION TO REDEFINE A "HUMAN BEING"
		OTTAWA, Dec 15 (LSN.ca) - Reform MP Garry Breitkreuz introduced his long-awaited motion calling on the federal government to redefine a "human being" to include unborn children.
		Breitkreuz, a Saskatchewan MP and Evangelical Christian, has been one of the most outspoken Members of Parliament in defense of life and the traditional family since he came to the House of Commons in 1993.
		They should also write to Breitkreuz or send a copy of the letter to their MP to Breitkreuz for his files so that if the bill is drawn for debate, in the House, he will be able to point to the degree of support that exists from across the country.
	www.lifesite.net /ldn/1999/dec/99121501.html (389 words)

	Gun Control? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Yorkton – Today, Garry Breitkreuz, MP for Yorkton-Melville, exposed another fallacy in the government’s claim that gun control laws reduce crime.
		A recent research paper produced by Gary Mauser, Ph.D. and Dennis Maki, Ph.D. of Simon Fraser University in British Columbia prompted Breitkreuz to once again attack the government’s credibility on the firearms issue.
		Breitkreuz concluded, "This independent research is a further indicator of the government’s failure to implement the Auditor General’s recommendations."
	home.cogeco.ca /~akimoya/rfc/control.html (369 words)

	September 2003 News from The Canadian Liberal Gun Farce
		Saskatchewan Alliance MP Garry Breitkreuz, Official Opposition critic for Firearms and Justice, was on hand to explain his opposition to the registry.
		Breitkreuz, who first coined the term “billion dollar boondoggle” to describe the initiative, estimates the current cost for the registry to be fast approaching two billion dollars although the Auditor General has only been able to tabulate costs of slightly more than 1 billion.
		Breitkreuz said gun registry officials have no way of knowing whether the guns registered by phone -- all of which are non-restricted rifles and shotguns -- are the ones owners and sellers claim they are.
	www.geocities.com /Liberalgunfarce/Sept2003.html (15716 words)

	CTV.ca \| RCMP killings show gun registry's failure: MP
		Garry Breitkreuz, a longtime gun registry opponent from Yorkton, Sask., said James Roszko's murderous rampage with an assault rifle last Thursday in Alberta illustrates a fatal flaw in the $2-billion federal program: criminals simply ignore it.
		Breitkreuz argues Canadian citizens would be much safer if Ottawa simply invested the $2 billion spent on the registry in boosting the resources of front-line police forces.
		Davies said she believes getting rid of the gun registry would be a "serious mistake," although she acknowledged there are differing views within the NDP caucus.
	www.ctv.ca /servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20050307/guns_rcmp_050307 (1001 words)

	Canadian Alliance - Lambton Kent Middlesex (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		WALLACEBURG -- Canada's gun registry is symbolic of what is wrong today in federal politics, says Garry Breitkreuz.
		Breitkreuz, regarded as Canada's most outspoken critic of mandatory gun registration, called it "the billion dollar boondoggle.
		Breitkreuz said the Mulroney Conservatives paid a heavy price for arrogance -- "and so will the Liberals.'' He said putting policies in place that sound good but are never followed is like spray painting a manure pile.
	www.xcelco.on.ca /~CA-LKM/gunregistry.html (436 words)

	The Infozone -- News and Headlines ©2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Breitkreuz filed hundreds of access to information requests to discover what the Liberal government was hiding from parliament.
		Conservative Party firearms critic, Garry Breitkreuz MP, has long argued that the federal Liberal government's gun control measures are not cost effective and are not solving the problem of criminal use of guns.
		Breitkreuz says the number of Criminal Code incidents each police officer in Canada must deal with have doubled over the past forty years.
	www.theinfozone.net /SALW/Canada.html (9466 words)

	Gallery of Guns - Shooting Times - News Center
		Breitkreuz said the figures, obtained under the Access to Information Act last August, show the government has consistently tried to hide or play down the program's cost.
		The relatively low amount recovered in licence fees, reduced in last-ditch efforts to get gun owners to comply with the law, shows the government was wrong when it originally claimed the system would be self-financing, Breitkreuz said.
		Fraser has not launched an official audit of the program, adopting the position of former auditor general Denis Desautels that an audit would be held off until the licensing and registration system was in place in 2003.
	www.galleryofguns.com /shootingtimes/articles/displayarticles.asp?id=1383 (412 words)

	Tories smell new scandal over gun registry costs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Saskatchewan Conservative MP Garry Breitkreuz, who discovered the existence of the 15-year contract last fall, said that it was never reported to Parliament in government estimates on spending, or disclosed by the Treasury Board, which controls the government purse.
		A Tory source referred to the 383-page contract, which was obtained by Breitkreuz under the Access to Information Act and provided to CanWest News Service, as the "smoking gun" in the troubled saga of the Canadian Firearms Centre.
		CanWest believes Auditor General Sheila Fraser will report Tuesday that the former Liberal government kept the true costs of the gun registry from Parliament and that the problems identified in her initial 2002 audit of the controversial program continued for at least three years despite fierce criticism and the scrutiny of opposition parties.
	www.canada.com /globaltv/national/story.html?id=c58279df-95e5-49fc-b01e-d64348dc864e (506 words)

	MP warns of gun owners' 'rebellion'
		Breitkreuz said the gun law has fallen into disarray after Martin Cauchon, the Justice Minister, offered a last-minute deal for firearms owners who had not yet applied to register as the Jan. 1 deadline approached.
		Breitkreuz said the confusing amnesty deadlines will make it impossible for police and the courts to enforce the Firearms Act and sections of the Criminal Code that include gun registration provisions.
		Breitkreuz says the number is in the millions.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/news/816202/posts (984 words)

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