Bill C-42, 'Common Sense' Gun Law, Shelved In Wake Of Ottawa Shootings
"The Conservative government appears to be quietly shelving its controversial “Common Sense” gun bill in light of Wednesday’s shooting.
Government House Leader Peter Van Loan’s office was silent Friday about the future of Bill C-42. Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney’s office refused to comment, directing inquiries to Van Loan.
The Common Sense Firearms Licensing Act was scheduled to be debated for the f...irst time on the day of the shootings, with three days set aside for discussion. It no longer figures on the government’s stated agenda."
"The Conservative government appears to be quietly shelving its controversial “Common Sense” gun bill in light of Wednesday’s shooting.
Government House Leader Peter Van Loan’s office was silent Friday about the future of Bill C-42. Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney’s office refused to comment, directing inquiries to Van Loan.
The Common Sense Firearms Licensing Act was scheduled to be debated for the f...irst time on the day of the shootings, with three days set aside for discussion. It no longer figures on the government’s stated agenda."
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2014/10/25/bill-c-42-gun-laws-ottawa-shooting_n_6046966.html?utm_hp_ref=tw
Makes you wonder how they feel about the gun registry now that the RCMP could use it to track down the 30-30 used by Zihaf-Bibeau in the killing of Corporal Cirillo.
Makes you wonder how they feel about the gun registry now that the RCMP could use it to track down the 30-30 used by Zihaf-Bibeau in the killing of Corporal Cirillo.
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