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Newsroom Ready: Liberals take first step in gun buyback program

Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino announced the government is working with an industry association to develop a process for compensating retailers who have assault-style firearms in stock that the federal Liberals banned in 2020. Raquel Dancho, the Conservatives' public safety critic, says the move does nothing to reduce crime.

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