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Canada should completely ban the purchase and sale of all pistols, said Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
His government is proposing a new law that provides for the freezing of private ownership of all short-barreled firearms.<\/p>\n
The legislation does not provide for a complete ban on the ownership of these weapons, but only makes their purchase illegal.<\/p>\n
Trudea’s proposal comes days after deadly gunshots were fired at a Texas primary school in the United States, killing 21 people.<\/p>\n
The bill, which was introduced before the Canadian Parliament on Monday, makes it impossible to buy, sell, transfer or import pistols anywhere in the state.<\/p>\n
“Apart from the use of firearms for shooting and hunting, no one in Canada has a reason to use firearms on a daily basis,” Trudeau told reporters.<\/p>\n
“As we see an increase in gun violence, it is our duty to act,” he said.<\/p>\n
This move constitutes his Government’s most serious attempt to restrict access to firearms.<\/p>\n
Unlike the United States, the Canadian constitution does not mention the right to bear arms, but they are accessible and people keep them mainly in rural parts of the state.<\/p>\n
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