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Canada To US Tourists: Please Leave Your Guns At Home
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A rash of gun-toting Americans visiting Canada prompted its border agency to launch a public awareness campaign on Monday reminding Americans about their northern neighbors' relatively strict firearms laws. "Canadian laws are different than US ones," the Canada Border Services Agency said in a statement. "Non-restricted firearms can be used for hunting purposes and protection against wildlife in remote areas." |
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laker1
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| Well the next hunting waterfowl hunting trip we travel to in Canada will be gun free then. Just bring our money and our long bows. Oh wait, in the Ontario hunting regulations a long bow or compound bow is classified as a firearm. That is the truth. Looks like it best to spend our money here in the USA. |
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