🇨🇦 Taxpayer-funded activism finally eats its own

A museum built with $24 million from the Asper Foundation and propped up by Ottawa is now being accused by its own founder of pushing a biased, inaccurate Nakba exhibit. That is the punchline of Canada’s institutional rot. The Canadian Museum of Human Rights was sold as a national civic shrine; it became exactly what critics warned about years ago: a magnet for every lobbying bloc, grievance industry, and curator with a political mission. Even Marc Miller, hardly a guardian of balance, admits the exhibit has errors that must be fixed, as reported.

This is what happens when public institutions stop serving the nation and start serving activist theology. No shared history, no coherent Canadian identity, just endless imported conflict packaged as moral education and billed to taxpayers. The museum opened in 2014 after years of consultations designed to placate competing pressure groups, and now the bill has come due. A country that cannot defend its own story will always end up hosting everyone else’s.

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