An estimated 800 gun owners and firearm rights activists assembled on Parliament Hill on Saturday to express their displeasure with the federal government’s gun policies, especially the ban on assault-style firearms announced after the mass killing in Portapique, N.S., in April. Read More
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'People are super frustrated:' Gun owners, firearm activists march at Parliament Hill
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