Gun violence is an alarming concern across North America:
In the U.S., the number of firearm deaths, excluding suicides, reached 18,874 in 2023, with 656 reported mass shootings that same year.
Canada, often seen as safer, is not exempt from gun violence: 2022 saw a rise in shootings with 343 homicides, up by 45 from 2021.
In Canada, shootings have been the leading cause of homicide for six years, with 57% committed using handguns.
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