Different reactions. Divergent visions of a country. Wednesday's vote in the House of Commons to abolish the long-gun registry reinforced the divide between rural Canada and its metropolitan centres. While it was a good news day for hunters in small communities like Tarbutt Township, population 450, in Montreal there was dismay. "For city people, this registry is important, it's a relevant tool to fight crime," said Pierreson Vaval, director of a Montreal outreach... (GunPolicy.org)