@@funkfunkable They are not real. They are things made of wood and other decorative materials and are hung on the walls. The law in Canada does not allow the sale of all types of weapons or the carrying of weapons for any reason in order to preserve public security and the safety of individuals in our great Canadian society.
Standing behind the counter of his knife stall at a Mississauga flea market, Serge Cotrim whips open a Paratrooper pocket knife, revealing a menacing eight-centimetre blade. "It's not a switchblade," he says, slipping the foldable weapon back into his belt, "but it's pretty close." It's illegal to sell or carry a switchblade in Canada, yet knife retailers can sell near-replicas such as the Paratrooper to any adult for bargain-basement prices!
@@funkfunkable A person cannot sell anything without obtaining a license or approval according to the law in Canada I am just a visitor to the market and I publish on UA-cam my experience everywhere I visit, whether in Canada or outside Canada, as a form of sharing with others, so do not hold me accountable for anything in the videos that I publish. It is not my fault. I do not trade in weapons and I never violate the laws. I am just a owner. A simple small channel on UA-cam 😂
Wooow , I will go to visit this place next week. The video says it is a good place for shopping
What's with the weapons..???
@@funkfunkable They are not real. They are things made of wood and other decorative materials and are hung on the walls. The law in Canada does not allow the sale of all types of weapons or the carrying of weapons for any reason in order to preserve public security and the safety of individuals in our great Canadian society.
Nah, them swords and knives are most certainly real.. so the guns on the wall are wood!??@mrwanderer9665
Standing behind the counter of his knife stall at a Mississauga flea market, Serge Cotrim whips open a Paratrooper pocket knife, revealing a menacing eight-centimetre blade. "It's not a switchblade," he says, slipping the foldable weapon back into his belt, "but it's pretty close."
It's illegal to sell or carry a switchblade in Canada, yet knife retailers can sell near-replicas such as the Paratrooper to any adult for bargain-basement prices!
@@funkfunkable A person cannot sell anything without obtaining a license or approval according to the law in Canada
I am just a visitor to the market and I publish on UA-cam my experience everywhere I visit, whether in Canada or outside Canada, as a form of sharing with others, so do not hold me accountable for anything in the videos that I publish. It is not my fault. I do not trade in weapons and I never violate the laws. I am just a owner. A simple small channel on UA-cam 😂
Then don't post false information that they are all made of wood..have a nice day@mrwanderer9665