Making an Impact in Holocaust Education
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September 24, 2019
(Toronto, ON)

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(Ottawa, ON)

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(Toronto, ON)

November 14th, 2018
(Toronto, ON)
“When we hear stories of survivors, we are reminded that the Holocaust was a true horror. We are reminded of the six million who were sent to the death camps simply because they were Jewish. It is our solemn duty as politicians, as leaders, as human beings to stand united with one voice and to say without equivocation that anti-Semitic hatred has no place in Canada or anywhere else. We have to loudly declare that hatred will not be tolerated in our communities, in our places of worship or on our campuses.”
“I want to recognize the tremendous courage of the honourees, and to thank them for their strength in sharing their stories as survivors of the Holocaust and for giving a voice to those who perished in this unparalleled human tragedy. I would also like to acknowledge, with gratitude, the vital role they are playing in raising awareness of the need to continue to take a strong stand against all forms of hatred, bigotry and persecution.”
“These stories of surviving the Holocaust demonstrate that hope and love is a light that shines even in the dark. And they implore us to remain vigilant in our rejection of hate, discrimination and injustice. We will never forget these horrific atrocities as we continue to build a fair and just society for all.,”