Thank you for the question.
Mr. Moore is right in the sense that section 96 has that additional element. The Crown has to establish knowledge on the part of the accused that the thing they possess is illegal and it was obtained by crime. Knowledge includes wilful blindness. Knowledge can be established through circumstantial evidence. It is a requirement that the Crown would have to establish as well some information to show that the accused knew that the thing they possessed was, for example, a prohibited weapon or a restricted weapon.