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Don’t let spike in gun deaths push quick fix over long-term solutions | Anthony Doob

By Anthony Doob ( August 23, 2018, 8:45 AM EDT) -- One advantage of being 75 years old is that I remember earlier panics about Toronto gun homicides. Toronto’s mayor and Ontario’s premier, being younger than me, apparently don’t remember the bad old days when people searched wildly for quick fix solutions to gun homicides....

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