OTTAWA — Victims of state prosecution hope Canada's new national monument for LGBTQ+ people will be a place to learn, grieve and celebrate. The monument was officially unveiled Thursday in Ottawa, just west of Parliament Hill. It came about from the efforts of members of the military, RCMP and public service who were pushed out of their jobs, on the suspicion they were part of a gender or sexual minority. The practice, known as the Purge, was commonplace in the federal government during the Cold War. "There is nothing braver in this world than someone who knows who they are,...
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