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Gun Availability and Firearms Suicide

Sharon Moyer and Peter J. Carrington
WD1993-3e

This study was funded by the Firearms Control Task Group and the Research Section, Department of Justice Canada. The views expressed herein are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Department.

The information may be reproduced, in whole or in part and by any means, without further permission of the Department of Justice Canada. No such reproduction shall indicate that the Department of Justice is in any way responsible for the accuracy or reliability of the reproduction, nor shall any such reproduction indicate that it was made with the endorsement of, or in affiliation with, the Department of Justice Canada.

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Research Summary
This report was designed to examine the factors related to firearm suicides and suicides using alternate methods. In addition, it analysed the relationship between firearms ownership and firearm suicide rates in each province, and also examined the effects of the 1977 gun control amendments (Bill C-51) on suicide rates.
Three research strategies were employed, including a literature review, a secondary analysis of vital statistics and coroners data, and an examination of primary data (from a random sample of suicides in Ontario).

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GUN AVAILABILITY AND FIREARMS SUICIDE

 

http://www.cfc-ccaf.gc.ca/en/research/publications/reports/1990-95/summaries/suici_sum.asp

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