Long gun registry info destroyed, except for Quebec

Posted By: CJAD · 11/1/2012 9:41:00 PM


The federal government has quietly destroyed the data from its doomed long-gun registry, expect for the data in Quebec.

The province's information is protected following a decision by Superior Court, but millions of records are gone.

Quebec has waged a legal battle to keep its data because it wants to set up its own registry.

Ottawa didn't issue a formal statement announcing the move.

The Conservative government had promised to repeal and destroy the long-gun registry.

There were nearly 8-million firearms registered in 2011, that includes more than seven million so-called non-restricted weapons.

The government hasn't said how much money will be saved by the move.

 

 

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  1. LMAO posted on 11/02/2012 07:11 AM
    That's an easy one no money is saved cos it was a system that was already paid for.
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