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Residential school denialism shouldn't be illegal, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says

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Residential school denialism shouldn't be illegal, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says

Residential school denialism is detestable but not illegal, and that shouldn't change, says Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew, who disagrees with federal Manitoba NDPer Leah Gazan's efforts to add it to the Criminal Code.

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