Shielding Nazis in Canada the wrong use of time, resources

Not releasing the names of alleged Nazi war criminals who entered Canada would be a continued protection of individuals who perpetrated the Holocaust, or collaborated with the Nazis.

The September 2023 standing ovation MPs gave Second World War veteran Yaroslav Hunka is still fresh in Canadians’ minds, writes Scott Taylor. Screenshot courtesy of CBC News

Opinion

BY SCOTT TAYLOR

September 16, 2024

OTTAWA—Earlier this month, there were stories in both The Globe and Mail and the Ottawa Citizen revealing that Library and Archives Canada is preparing to release a list of nearly 900 names of alleged Nazi war criminals who en...

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