Taking the Pulse: Nearly half of Sask. residents support status-quo gun laws

More than half of Saskatchewan residents believe laws covering the sale of guns in Canada should stay the way they are or be relaxed, new public opinion research suggests.
The data was collected by the University of Saskatchewan’s Social Sciences Research Laboratories (SSRL) as part of the Taking the Pulse initiative, which involves SSRL researchers calling a representative sample of Saskatchewan residents four times a year and asking for their views on hot-button topics in