OTTAWA – Holocaust denial will be outlawed in Canada, in a further attempt to quell growing anti-Semitism. The federal government will consider it an offense to issue a statement denying that the Holocaust took place or to condone or downplay the killing of Jews by the Nazi regime, except in a private conversation. private. Ministers plan to use a budget enactment bill to rapidly change the Penal Code, budget documents show. The move to deny the outlawing of the Holocaust comes as MPs and anti-hate groups warn of the rise of extremism and anti-Semitism in Canada. Richard Marceau, vice president...
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