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Firearms business owners, Conservatives call gun bill ‘backdoor gun registry,’ threaten to defeat rural Liberal MPs in 2019, Grits fire back, say it’s not a registry

Liberal MP Bryan May says he knows opposition parties will target his riding in 2019, but is not worried and looking forward to the challenge.

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Firearms business owners, Conservatives call gun bill ‘backdoor gun registry,’ threaten to defeat rural Liberal MPs in 2019, Grits fire back, say it’s not a registry

Liberal MP Bryan May says he knows opposition parties will target his riding in 2019, but is not worried and looking forward to the challenge.

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