Indigenous Affairs
In question period on Indigenous Affairs, NDP MP Leah Gazan asked the government whether it would adopt her private member’s bill, which would add residential school denialism to the Criminal Code as a form of inciting hatred. She said survivors, their families and communities want denialism made a crime. Minister Rebecca Alty responded that the government condemns residential school denialism as harmful and undermining reconciliation, and said the government is spending $5 million on education and public awareness so Canadians can learn from survivors.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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