Jim Bronskill
Police acting Supt. Mike McIlraith shows New Zealand lawmakers an AR-15-style rifle similar to one of the weapons a gunman used to slaughter 50 people at two mosques, in Wellington, April 2, 2019. The Trudeau government is expected to introduce gun-control legislation this week that gives owners the choice of keeping recently outlawed firearms under strict conditions instead of turning them in for compensation. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Nick Perry February 15, 2021 - 2:22 PM
OTTAWA - The Trudeau government is expected to introduce gun-control legislation this week that gives owners the choice of keeping recently outlawed firearms under strict conditions instead of turning them in for compensation.