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Shot Show - Houston Gun Thieves

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Published on 03 Feb 2020 / In News and Politics

The SHOT Show is industry's largest dedicated exhibit for shooting sports, hunting, outdoor accessories and equipment for law enforcement and the armed forces.

With more than 2,000 total exhibits, The SHOT Show is an incredible opportunity for wholesalers, distributors, retailers, ranges, agencies and industry professionals to browse manufacturers’ full product lines in addition to their latest tech and product releases. The SHOT Show brings together the entire supply chain for a week of knowledge sharing, education, training, networking, and deal making.

https://shotshow.org/attendees/


CSSA
Who are we?
The CSSA is the Canadian Shooting Sports Association – the voice of sport shooters and firearm enthusiasts in Canada.

We support and promote all manner of shooting sports from traditional target shooting competition to modern action shooting sports, hunting, archery and everything in between. We support and sponsor competitions and youth programs.

We conduct numerous training courses and grant certification for Range Officers, Safety Officers, etc.

We are also politically active at the provincial and federal levels in the fight to preserve Canada’s firearm traditions and the right of responsible Canadians to have unrestricted lawful access to firearms.

We are your voice.

https://cssa-cila.org/about-us/


Houston Texas

More than 2,000 guns stolen out of cars in the last 10 months

Houston police said thieves look for many clues to see if there are guns in your car, like stickers of gun brands or organizations.

Houston police said they are seeing a rise in the number of guns stolen from cars.

Sergeant Tracy Hicks from the HPD Auto Theft Crimes Task Force said more than 2,000 guns have been stolen from cars in the city in the last 10 months. He said that is an increase of 21 percent since last year.

"It's not a good guy stealing your gun. It's a bad guy using it for who knows what," said Sgt. Hicks. "What is my gun being used for now? That’s scary."

https://www.khou.com/article/n....ews/local/more-than-


Michael McCain whacked a hornet's nest — and those who know him aren't surprised

McCain’s now famous tweet-thread spoke of a colleague who “lost his wife and family to a needless, irresponsible series of events of Iran…”, and it placed the blame for those events — the downing of Ukraine International Airlines flight 752 out of Tehran, and the deaths of 57 Canadians on board — squarely on the shoulders of a “narcissist in Washington.”

https://business.financialpost.....com/news/retail-mar


Mrs. Jean Paré Order of Canada

Member of the Order of Canada
Awarded on: May 13, 2004
Invested on: June 10, 2005

She has translated her love of cooking into a multi-million dollar enterprise. In 1963, Jean Paré launched a catering business and in 1981, published her first cookbook in the Company's Coming series. Today, over 21 million cookbooks have been sold worldwide with annual sales exceeding $18 million.
Combining her natural talent with sound business sense, she built an empire that now includes several spin-off ventures.
Her generosity of spirit extends to the broader community where her financial support of a number of organizations is as impressive as her culinary skills and is an equally important ingredient in her personal recipe for success.

https://www.gg.ca/en/honours/recipients/146-470


How Jean Paré Taught Canada to Cook

Six years later, Gail Lovig still vividly remembers the sunny fall afternoon her mom taught her how to make pie crust. Lovig laid out the required tools and ingredients in her kitchen in Fanny Bay, British Columbia, while her mother—who happens to be Jean Paré, of Company’s Coming cookbook fame—was perched on a stool nearby, a glass of white wine in hand. When she was ready, Lovig looked over at her mother and said, “Okay, tell me what to do.”

https://thewalrus.ca/how-jean-....pare-taught-canada-t

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