Next month, the House of Commons will be voting on Bill C-391, a Conservative private member's bill aimed at scrapping Canada's controversial long gun registry. But retaining the registry has the support of police chiefs across the country, including those in Orangeville and Shelburne. During the annual meeting of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police in Edmonton Monday, the former head of the association, Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair, said its members have... (GunPolicy.org)