Mendicino says government moving to compensate retailers who own guns on banned list

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The federal government is working with a national gun industry organization to figure out how to compensate retailers who own weapons on a list of banned guns — the first phase of a long-promised gun buyback program, Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino said Wednesday.

Speaking at a news conference in Ottawa, Mendicino said the government signed a $700,000 contract with the Canadian Sporting Arms and Ammunition Association to work with businesses and firearms stores.

“This is a significant milestone,” the minister said.

The May 2020 cabinet decision to ban about 1,500 models of firearms came in the wake of the mass shooting in

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