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| CFSC: Non-Restricted Sat Oct 10, 2026 | River Heights Regina Classroom | 4 |
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| CFSC: Non-Restricted Sat Oct 24, 2026 | River Heights Regina Classroom | 0 |
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| CFSC: Non-Restricted Sun Oct 25, 2026 | River Heights Regina Classroom | 4 |
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| CFSC: Non-Restricted Sat Nov 14, 2026 | River Heights Regina Classroom | 0 |
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| CFSC: Non-Restricted Sat Dec 12, 2026 | River Heights Regina Classroom | 7 |
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Canadian Firearms Safety Course - Prairie Firearms Training Since 2012
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Take Your Guns Inside With You
Every so often a student asks whether it's alright to leave a rifle in the truck. Our answer is no. The longer answer is that there are narrow circumstances where the law allows it, and we still generally say "no, don't do it". Guns get stolen out of vehicles in this province all the time. Regina, Saskatoon, small towns, farmyards. Local police services have asked us to tell students [...]
2026-27 Saskatchewan Hunting Guide: What’s New This Fall
Saskatchewan’s fall hunting licenses and licenses awarded through the Big Game Draw went on sale Aug. 1. At RGSL, we're starting to add courses in September (our busy season). Hunters generally need their Non-Restricted PAL, so that's the one you'd usually want to sign up for. Sign up early to make sure your spot is locked in! The province is also reminding hunters to read the new 2026–27 Saskatchewan [...]
DIA Invests in Artillery, Ammo, Rifles for Canadian Armed Forces
Two news releases have come from the Canadian federal government in as many days. The releases focus on the spending of $1.4 billion into the Canadian Defence Industry Resilience program, which strengthens Canadian defence by helping companies increase production capacity. Crucially, the massive military spending pays off by lessening Canadian defence dependency on foreign countries such as the United States, as Canada forges a new path for herself in [...]
Saskatchewan Announces New Firearms Commissioner
Saskatchewan has announced the appointment of a new Firearms Commissioner (variously styled as Chief Firearms Officer) in a news release dated March 16, 2026. Congratulations to incoming Firearms Commissioner Blaine Beaven! For background, Saskatchewan has been busy setting up a legal backstop to force Ottawa to fully pay gun owners for anything the federal buyback bans. The province doesn’t like the approach of the federal government, and knows the [...]
Reminder: Assault-Style Firearms Compensation Program
Today, instructors received a copy of an email going out from the RCMP Canadian Firearms Program (CFP) to gun owners: "REMINDER NOTICE TO INDIVIDUAL FIREARMS OWNERS REGARDING THE ASSAULT-STYLE FIREARMS COMPENSATION PROGRAM Further to the previous notification sent in January regarding the launch of the Assault-Style Firearms Compensation Program (ASFCP) for individuals, this notice serves as a reminder that the declaration period for the ASFCPÂ will close on March 31, [...]
Premier Moe Introduces Amendments to the Saskatchewan Firearms Act
Premier Scott Moe's picture, on social media from Nov. 25, 2025. Today, Premier Scott Moe (and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Corrections) has an update for all shooters in the province, in a news release dated November 25, 2025. Saskatchewan is basically setting up a legal backstop to force Ottawa to fully pay gun owners for anything the federal buyback bans. The province doesn’t like the federal program, [...]
RPS Receives Forfeiture Funds to Renovate Regina Range
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety has a directive affecting law enforcement firearms training, with details appearing in a provincial government news release today (October 29, 2025) after a press conference at RPS headquarters. RGSL instructors have occasionally been invited to shoot alongside police officers in the basement there. Today's news offers welcome improvements to the departmental gun range, and is funded by crime money that [...]
Firearms Security Tips
Often, students will be learning new tips, tricks, advice, laws and so forth as they get more knowledgeable on the topic of Canadian guns. Today our topic is security - preventing your firearms from falling into the wrong hands is paramount. Going beyond the minimum - At RGSL, we encourage every student to think beyond basic compliance. Going above and beyond is ultimately to your benefit, so we have [...]



































