“Mr. Speaker, reports indicate that the Palestinian representative in Canada met with the Canadian Museum for Human Rights during the development of its upcoming Nakba exhibit. This should be a Canadian museum for Canadian human rights stories, not foreign agendas. The museum is a Crown corporation reporting to the heritage minister. Is the minister aware of these meetings? Does he consider these meetings appropriate, and will he delay the exhibit’s opening, pending a full investigation?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 11 wordssuffice it to say that I am aware of these allegations, 1Reasoning · 37 wordsbut I think the member would join me in saying that it is not the place of the minister or any member of the House to dictate museum policy and what is curated and what is not.
