Even Canada Post wants nothing to do with the Liberal gun grab

t's been nearly four years to the day since the Liberal government prohibited more than 1,500 types of firearms and set in motion a "buyback" to confiscate the lawfully-owned guns from their owners. Since then, not a single gun has been acquired. In fact, Alberta and Saskatchewan have put up roadblocks making it next to impossible for the government to confiscate guns in those provinces, and now Canada Post has said it wants nothing to do with the buyback, dashing federal hopes that the Crown corporation could manage the firearm pickups and transfers. True North's Andrew Lawton weighs in.

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