Weapons Policy
Guidelines for the use of, or the fabrication of Weapons in the Faculty of Fine Arts
The use or fabrication of weapons while on property controlled or operated by the University of Lethbridge (including prop weapons) requires an exception to the University of Lethbridge Weapons Policy. These guidelines are applicable to filming, photo, and video projects, rehearsal and performance projects and events, and the fabrication and exhibition of 3 dimensional objects.
3.1 Weapon. A weapon is anything used, designed to be used, or intended for use, in causing death or injury to any person; for the purpose of threatening or intimidating any person; or a device designed to look like a weapon. Examples of weapons include, but are not limited to, firearms, explosives (including fireworks), air guns, pellet guns, BB guns, paint guns, crossbows, long bows, swords, martial art weapons, prohibited blades, combat knives, brass knuckles, replica or imitation firearms including toys, and any other prohibited device.
3.2 Property. For the purpose of this policy property is taken to include any building, part of a building of permanent or temporary construction, parking lots, sports stadium (including arenas), or grounds including sub-terrain features.