The top of Canada's resistance Conservative Party, who gets an opportunity of beating Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a political race, on Saturday stood up against charges he intends to debilitate firearm controls, an issue that could demonstrate expensive.
Traditionalist pioneer Erin O'Toole has been squeezed more than once this week over his mission guarantee to upset a 2020 restriction on weapons, for example, the AR-15, utilized by a shooter to kill 26 grown-ups and kids in the US 2012 Sandy Hook slaughter. O'Toole declined to respond to the inquiries straightforwardly, noticing he intends to keep a different 1977 restriction on attack rifles.
"Erin O'Toole will say anything to Canadians to get chosen. He misled Canadians about his arrangements to scrap the Liberal restriction on attack weapons," the Liberals said in an assertion on Saturday.
Firearm control is a delicate issue in Canada, particularly in the wake of various high-profile killings. In April 2020 a man killed 22 individuals in a frenzy in the territory of Nova Scotia, shooting 13 of them. Liberal governments have throughout the long term fixed weapon control laws, which are stricter than those in the United
States. A few Conservatives gripe the actions are excessively prohibitive and unnecessarily punish ranchers and trackers.
"It's exceptionally disturbing to see Mr. Trudeau attempting to import American-style legislative issues, especially on an issue of public security," O'Toole told journalists in Vancouver, saying a major issue was weapons being snuck in from the United States. O'Toole is additionally encouraging a survey of how weapons are named perilous in Canada.
The 2020 boycott influenced 11 classes of attack rifles and different weapons, including the Ruger Mini-14 rifle, utilized in a 1989 Montreal mass shooting in which 14 ladies were killed.
