The effect of legislation on firearm-related deaths in Canada: a systematic review.

After adjusting for divorce rate and unemployment rate, the impact of Bill C-51 on the accidental death rate from firearms was negative but did not reach statistical significance. 30 In addition, Mundt reported that Bill C-51 had no effect on the accidental death rate for all ages and both sexes. 25 Quality assessment Using the Newcastle–Ottawa Scale for risk of bias, 6 studies received a score of 5 (moderate quality), 25 , 26 , 28 , 32 , 33 , 35 4 studies received a score

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