Ottawa delays planned restart of gun 'buyback' program for retailers with banned stock

Charlottesville police hosting no-questions-asked gun buyback Nov. 22

The Charlottesville Police Department (CPD) is hosting a gun buyback event on Nov. 22. Residents can receive between $75 and $250 for firearms, and no ID or paperwork is required. The event is part of the CPD’s ongoing effort to reduce gun violence in the community and improve safety, the CPD news release said. “This event is about preventing tragedies before they happen,” CPD Chief Michael Kochis said in the release. “Our goal is to reduce the…

Gun ban cases and the Supreme Court; English and CDLs; Don Tracy eyes Senate

(The Center Square) – In today's edition of Illinois in Focus Daily, The Center Square Editor Greg Bishop discusses the status of various challenges to gun bans from Illinois, including

Ottawa delays planned restart of gun 'buyback' program for retailers with banned stock

OTTAWA — The federal government's plans to resume a compensation program for retailers for inventories of formerly legal guns that were subsequently banned by the Liberals have been delayed from this fall until an unspecified date.