Yes, there was one particular story that came up several years ago—about five years ago now, I believe—about a monument in Oakville. At the time, the Canadian Polish Congress and B'nai Brith issued a joint statement criticizing the presence of that monument. That position was stated then, and it remains the same now.
The issue is having an honest conversation about these difficult moments in history and really being honest about what happened. From the perspective of reconciliation, we're ready to have those discussions at any time. The question is, to what extent are our interlocutors and our partners willing to have those conversations? As a representative of of the Canadian Polish Congress, as an organization, I would be happy to coordinate a joint meeting to discuss these issues further. I know that other communities have been doing things like this already on controversial and difficult issues like this.
Certainly, we've expressed our position on that issue before, and that's something you can find on our website.