Before the pitch forks and torches come out keep in mind that this kind of crap has been happening since the 80s, I know, I've lived it many times over.
The importers bring these in in good faith, no one will willingly bring in something that they know will create a veritable shtstorm down the road. It happened with the MP5s, Thompsons and Uzis that were sold in the late eighties and early 90s for instance.
Importers play by the rules, jump through the hoops and occasionally get screwed because someone didn't perform due diligence.
The powers that be don't care who's fault it is because there are no provisions in the firearms act to compensate people when the Govt screws up.
You can harp on North Sylva and even try to take them down to make yourself feel better, only thing is you're shooting yourself in the foot when you make it your goal to destroy what is probably the largest distributor in Canada. See what the selection in your local gun store will look like afterwards.
