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Family lost son in hunting accident, still wants gun registry scrapped

By Mark Blackburn
Sep 22, 2010

A Northern Manitoba family who lost their son to a hunting accident involving an unregistered rifle says the federal government should still scrap the long gun registry.

APTN National News
OPASKWAYAK CREE NATION, Man.–A Northern Manitoba family who lost their son to a hunting accident involving an unregistered rifle says the federal government should still scrap the long gun registry.

APTN National News reporter Tiar Wilson has more.

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