Yukon gun owners say they're unimpressed with Ottawa's buyback program
More than 2,500 types of so-called "assault-style" weapons have been illegal in Canada since 2020. The federal government has an amnesty order in place for the guns and is offering to buy them back from businesses and individual owners. But one Whitehorse firearms advocate says the program puts the onus on law-abiding gun owners instead of criminals.
