Canada Parliament Speaker Faces Calls to Resign After Honoring Nazi SS Veteran
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Canada's Parliament speaker faces calls to resign after honoring a man who fought in a Nazi SS unit during WWII when Ukrainian President Zelenskyy visited.
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Speaker Anthony Rota apologized but faces pressure to resign, including from the opposition NDP party who say trust is broken.
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The man honored, Yaroslav Hunka, received standing ovations from Zelenskyy, Trudeau, and others, unaware of his Nazi past.
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Russia condemned the incident, saying Western countries know nothing of fascism's threat.
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Trudeau faces criticism over the vetting process and Rota is expected to meet party leaders amid calls to resign over the "egregious mistake".