October 7, 2005

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Gun law protesters, Bruce and Donna Montague, were treated by the crown as dangerous offenders Wednesday, as they appeared before a judge to argue against the seizure of their home.

The court room was cleared and half a dozen police officers escorted the defendants. Montague comments, "it was quite evident that these theatrics biased the judge against us."

"The judge refused to hear our arguments, and upheld the lien against our house," said a disappointed Montague. "Apparently our justice system doesn't have room for peaceful, conscientious opponents to the Firearms Act."

Montague continued, "...this tactic of taking our home away from us really shows the true colours of our justice system... They are using one bad law, the Proceeds of Crime law, to try to save another bad law, the Firearms Act."

"We are more determined than ever to win this constitutional challenge against the Firearms Act," he added.

Public outrage is mounting against the crown's bully tactics, as evidenced by the letters and news reports at http://www.BruceMontague.ca

For further information, contact Bruce or Donna directly at (807) 937-2197 or director Joe Gingrich at (306) 276-2158.

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