I don't know what we can do. We learn our laws, our constitution, and norms of behaviour more from our lived experience than from school. That will never really change, although I think schools could do a better job of covering our laws, constitution, rights and freedoms, and comparative culture.

For example, I can't point to any popular series or movie that is set in Canada, demonstrating our laws and cultural norms. Most Canadians know more about those aspects of America than of Canada.

Unless we're going to tear apart every truck, parcel, and suitcase coming in to Canada, we cannot stop smuggling, so we have to find another way to address the problem.

A complete ban on anything small enough to conceal and penalties as heavy for possession as for use might turn the tide, but I'm not sure that it's the kind of thing I'd be in favour of. And it might even backfire.

Over the top punishment for firearms related crimes and actual boarder control. An absolute fuck ton gets smuggled into Canada because inconveniencing americans entering Canada is both expensive and makes us look bad to the tump monkeys.

There is nothing that can be done. When your country is located next to gun world, expect them to always illegally cross the border.

You can have a 100% gun ban in the country....and there will be another shooting within 30 days.

Calling for the ban on guns, is like saying ban drugs. Embracing it and regulating it (like they do) is about the best were all going to get, but for the government that cause fear that long rifles are the issue is just stupid logic to get people on board with make work projects that will again, not help.

How about waiting until the most basic details are available before assigning blame.