long gun
Junius explains that gun-registry math
How journalists and politicians got the idea it costs just $4 million a year
‘Just recently’
Peter Van Loan, Thursday. I received it and looked at just recently, in recent days.
For it before he was against it, Easter edition
Fun facts. From 1892 to 2005, Canada had a solicitor general. From Oct. 2002 to Dec. 2003, Liberal Wayne Easter, as noted here, held that title. From April 2003 to Dec. 2003, that position put Easter in charge of the federal firearm registry. And on Wednesday night, Easter voted to have long guns removed from that registry.
‘That was totally useless. Thank you.’
Strolling casually around the House of Commons foyer yesterday, Public Safety Minister Peter Van Loan happens upon a group of reporters. A delightful exchange of pleasantries follows.