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A person with a non-restricted PAL travels to another province with their firearm. Which legal consideration applies?
Travelers must follow federal licensing and Storage Regulations and check provincial/territorial restrictions; licences are federal but provinces can have addit
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Question: A person with a non-restricted PAL travels to another province with their firearm. Which legal consideration applies?
Answer options: ✅ Comply with federal licensing and storage/transport regulations and be aware of provincial rules that may differ
- No regulations apply once you cross provincial borders
- You must obtain a new PAL from the destination province
- Only municipal bylaws apply, not federal law
Correct answer: Comply with federal licensing and storage/transport regulations and be aware of provincial rules that may differ
Explanation: Travelers must follow federal licensing and Storage Regulations and check provincial/territorial restrictions; licences are federal but provinces can have additional rules. (Firearms Act; Storage Regs s.5; CFSC Student Handbook, Transport/Licensing chapters)
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