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Obituary: Gordon Echenberg, 83, a Montreal lawyer who championed global human rights
An old Manitoba law created in response to a 1930s newspaper could open up ways to fight antisemitic speech in the 2020s
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Obituary: Dusty Vineberg Solomon, 96, a pioneering journalist in Montreal
Calls to release the complete reports of Canada’s mid-1980s inquiry into Nazi war criminals intensify after political debacle in Ottawa
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An old Manitoba law created in response to a 1930s newspaper could open up ways to fight antisemitic speech in the 2020s
Calls to release the complete reports of Canada’s mid-1980s inquiry into Nazi war criminals intensify after political debacle in Ottawa
After a veteran who fought alongside Nazis was honoured in Parliament, Edmonton’s Jewish community renews its call to have monuments glorifying his division removed
Anthony Rota, the Speaker of the House of Commons, has resigned after honouring a Ukrainian who fought with Nazis
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Obituary: Gordon Echenberg, 83, a Montreal lawyer who championed global human rights
Obituary: Dusty Vineberg Solomon, 96, a pioneering journalist in Montreal
Obituary: Fanny Wedro, 95, a passionate force for Holocaust education in Calgary
