2022-New handgun law in Canada: In  Saskatchewan, the CRFS is still being provided,  that until the legislation and regulations are passed and their provisions come into force, all existing legislative and regulatory requirements governing firearms remain unchanged. We have no further information at this time nor do we have any timeframes. Upon receiving more information on the legislation and regulations we will then be able to answer any questions.  The Saskatchewan Firearms Office only received the announcement at the same time as the people of Saskatchewan.

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2022- The Training Academy is providing CFSC and the CRFSC in Saskatoon and surrounding areas. See our class dates and book your spot. Classes are available on-demand for businesses and private groups.

Here is some information in regards to the Canadian Firearms Centre:

~RENEWING YOUR PAL/RPAL~

2022-CFSC and CRFSC wait times are a lot better. Be sure to follow guidelines from the Canadian Firearms Center Website for details on new licensing and renewals.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, beginning of 2021, the Canadian Firearm Center was closed. While reduced staff members are working from home, we are told to expect lengthy delays — in both licensing as well as transfers.

In 2020, we are going to experience a backlog of expired firearms licenses like never before. It is absolutely critical that you be able to PROVE that you submitted your renewal prior to expiration.

Renewing online has proved to be the best {and fastest} option, where you can grab a screenshot or print-screen of your submission.

If sending your application by mail, we highly recommend the use of Registered Mail.

During these unprecedented times, it is imperative to submit your renewal early, six to eight months before expiration - at least, and be certain to have PROOF of the date submitted.

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