Legal action looms over Nakba portrayal at CMHR in Winnipeg


On Thursday, the Winnipeg Sun reached out to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights with three questions. “Amanda Gaudes, Media Relations Specialist for the Museum, told the Winnipeg Sun in an email reply, ‘We just received the letter you’re referring to below, and as a result, we won’t be providing further response at this time.’”



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