Criminal Code, section 90

Carrying a concealed weapon

What the law says

Maximum
5 years
Mandatory minimum
No mandatory minimum
Kind of offence
Firearms
Prosecuted
By indictment or summary conviction

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4 cases with this offence

  1. March 5, 2026
    R. v. Diabikulu, 2026 BCSC 514Manslaughter; Carrying a concealed weapon; Possession of a loaded prohibited or restricted firearm, Vancouver. Justice Warren B. Milman
    10 and a half years' imprisonment (8 years manslaughter, plus consecutive weapons sentences), less 930 days' credit
  2. April 24, 2025
    R. v. Huete, 2025 BCSC 764Carrying a concealed weapon; Possession of a loaded prohibited or restricted firearm, Burnaby. Justice Y. Liliane Bantourakis
    • Below the Crown's ask
    36 months in custody (12 months concurrent on the concealed-firearm count)
  3. October 20, 2023
    R. v. Smith, 2023 NSPC 65Pointing a firearm; Carrying a concealed weapon; Possession of a loaded prohibited or restricted firearm; Contravention of firearm storage regulations; Criminal negligence causing bodily harm, Dartmouth. Judge Theodore K. Tax
    • Below the Crown's ask
    • No jail for a violent offence
    Two years less a day conditional sentence (18 months house arrest, then curfew), then 12 months probation
  4. December 22, 2021
    R. v. Robicheau, 2021 NSPC 62Careless use or storage of a firearm; Carrying a concealed weapon; Possession of a firearm knowing its possession is unauthorized; Possession of a loaded prohibited or restricted firearm; Possession of a weapon contrary to a prohibition order; Occupant of a motor vehicle knowing there is a firearm, Dartmouth. Judge Theodore K. Tax
    • Below the Crown's ask
    • On release at the time
    15 months imprisonment, satisfied by pre-sentence custody credit (time served), then 2 years probation

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