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Report a public safety concern
If your concern is urgent or life-threatening, call 911.
If your concern is not urgent, contact the Canadian Firearms Program.
Overview
Alberta’s Chief Firearms Office supports a wide range of firearms services, including:
- licences for individuals
- licences for businesses, museums and other organizations
- firearms registration
- shooting range approvals
- overseeing firearms safety courses
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Licences and safety
How to get a firearms licence if you are an individual, non-resident, minor, collector, or sport shooter.
Alberta’s Chief Firearms Office
Alberta administers the federal Canadian Firearms Program to:
- oversee firearms licences and registration
- maintain provincial firearms safety training standards
- assist and collaborate with law enforcement agencies to help enhance public safety
- inform Albertans about firearms safety
- advocate for law-abiding firearms owners
Alberta’s Chief Firearms Office collaborates with partners to:
- reduce smuggling and straw purchasing
- crack down on firearms theft
- protect Albertans’ property rights
Learn more about Alberta’s Chief Firearms Office
Contact
Connect with Alberta’s Chief Firearms Office:
Email: [email protected]
Address:
Alberta Chief Firearms Office
PO Box 458, Station Main
Edmonton, AB T5J 2K1
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