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If the gun registry bill dies at the hand of a concerted opposition barrage, that lost battle will be put to use in the fight for a Conservative majority. That is very much a war of attrition that is being fought on a seat-by-seat basis accross rural Cana
Jake Wright, The Hill Times
MONTREAL—With Parliament adjourned for the summer, a major skirmish in the Conservative battle for a governing majority has moved to 20 opposition ridings spread across rural and Northern Canada.
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Gun registry fight could give Tories a majority
If the gun registry bill dies at the hand of a concerted opposition barrage, that lost battle will be put to use in the fight for a Conservative majority. That is very much a war of attrition that is being fought on a seat-by-seat basis accross rural Cana
Jake Wright, The Hill Times
MONTREAL—With Parliament adjourned for the summer, a major skirmish in the Conservative battle for a governing majority has moved to 20 opposition ridings spread across rural and Northern Canada.
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