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No denying Canada’s monuments to Nazi collaborators

Some Ukrainian-Canadian community members dismiss this as fake news spread by Russia. The problem with the simplistic ‘blame Russia’ excuse is that it does not change history.

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BY SCOTT TAYLOR
November 1, 2017

Opinion | BY SCOTT TAYLOR | November 1, 2017

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