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Politics This Morning: Ottawa defers regulations on firearms markings again to 2023

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Public Safety Minister Bill Blair's office says the government has decided to defer regulations on firearms markings by three years, to 2023, after consulting with premiers. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY BEATRICE PAEZ

December 1, 2020

Good Tuesday morning, Amid the buzz around the release of its fall economic statement, the government quietly announced that it plans to defer the regulations around firearms markings again to 2023, after consultations with premiers. According to Public Safety Minister Bill Blair's...

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