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keeping personal firearms

i moved to saskatoon after mu mariage breakup – i need to know if i can keep my firearms as part of my personal belongings – i prospect – placer mining during the summer months and i need one of these firearms for protection from wild animals – i currently have all the correct papers for carrying my handgun whilst prospecting and its value is approx $1500

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One Response to “keeping personal firearms”

A licensed trustee said...

I’m not sure of the legalities in Saskatoon. In most places in Canada you are permitted to keep basic personal items. I suggest you contact a trustee in Saskatoon, or go to insolvency-trustee-saskatoon.com for more information.