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I know this question is quite broad but there's just a certain scenario I'm curious about. A little background: about a year ago I was involved in a dispute with my ex in which she ended up making up a story about me threatening her (with several discrepancies) that eventually led to my arrest. As ridiculous as it was the police had to take it seriously because she's a woman and I did own a few rifles. 

So now's where some expert advice would be great. The charges were with withdrawn and I signed a Peace Bond which stated that for the next 12 months I agreed to have no contact/communication with my ex (which I'll do with pleasure), surrender the seized firearms and not possess any firearms as defined by the Criminal Code of Canada (also not a problem). What I'm not sure of is whether my RPAL will be returned to me, does anyone know whether I'll get it back or not? 

Now I know most will say ask your lawyer but I don't want to. I don't want to be that irresponsible kid fresh out of the court room being like "so I get my gun license back next year right?". The truth is this whole past year I've come to accept that I probably wouldn't get it back so I was pretty surprised to see that nothing like that was on the Peace Bond. 

Bottom line is that the Peace Bond terms are not very clear as to what happens to my gun license. If I have to re-apply for it I'll probably just forget about, the hobby's expensive and leads to nowhere but trouble lol (or in Canada at least).
<bot>: If a Peace Bond says to not possess any weapons for the next 12 months will I get my gun license back after that time period?