Saskatchewan introduces legislation to authorize individuals to store their newly prohibited firearms on behalf of the provincial government while seeking full compensation from the feds.

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Saskatchewan introduces legislation to authorize individuals to store their newly prohibited firearms on behalf of the provincial government while seeking full compensation from the feds.

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