It would give Alberta the tools it needs to deal with \u0027escalating attacks\u0027 by Ottawa on law\u002Dabiding Alberta gunowners, Alberta\u0027s justice minister said
“Regulations could also be developed to prevent municipalities and municipal police services from entering into funding agreements with the federal government.”
There’s not a lot of detail in the legislation and Shandro said it’s written that way for a reason. He said the federal government has given out few details about how it plans to proceed. “Once we do see those details what we have here is an opportunity for us to be nimble and develop regulations to respond to that at that time.”Article content
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