Feds extend amnesty for banned firearms until Supreme Court ruling
The Canadian federal government has extended the amnesty period for owners of banned firearms until 90 days after a Supreme Court ruling. This decision aims to respect the judicial process while the court reviews the legality of the 2020 ban.
Why it matters
It highlights the ongoing legal and political tension surrounding gun control legislation in Canada and the impact of judicial review on executive policy.
Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Carney government extends amnesty covering banned firearms until after Supreme Court ruling The top court's decision to hear the challenge is the latest hurdle for the long-delayed and controversial policy
The article reports on government policy and ministerial statements without taking a stance on the validity of the ban.
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