Carney government extends amnesty covering banned firearms until after Supreme Court ruling



OTTAWA — The federal government is extending the amnesty period shielding firearms owners from liability for possessing guns that the Liberals have banned until 90 days after a Supreme Court ruling on the ban, which it expects next year. Read More



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