That's about normal; those figures are from 2002, and murders in Canada are usually split about 30% stabbings, 30% shootings, 20% beatings, and the rest are the other lovely things that one person can do to another. What Canada makes up for in terms of gun-related deaths, though, is in the area of suicides; the suicide rate in Canada is higher than the US suicide rate, and the vast majority of our gun-related deaths (obo. 900 out of 1100) are suicides. Everyone seems to blindly focus on gun-related deaths in the US as THE problem, when they're not stopping to wonder why half of all murders are being committed by young black males below the age of 24; it's OK to scream for more gun control when half of all murders in the US are committed with a gun, but it's verboten to ask "why?" one specific cohort is committing half of those same murders.