Thank you for that great question.
Certainly, we've engaged with our friends in the Ukrainian Canadian Congress on this issue. In some cases, we just agree to disagree on certain points. It's not necessary to fully agree. However, there needs to be a forum for honest discussion of difficult issues. Since the end of the Communist era in Poland, there's been a great effort to speak honestly about historical challenges, especially given the context.
I referred to Professor Snyder's book, Bloodlands. That's appropriate because Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union perpetrated numerous crimes in the lands of eastern and central Europe and, frankly, pitted communities against each other.
However, now that Poland and Ukraine are free, and especially here in Canada where we have a commitment to multiculturalism and mutual understanding, we should really take the opportunity to lead, to have those difficult conversations. Maybe we won't come to a full consensus, but at least we'll be able to air out those difficult issues and focus on what's really important right now, whether it's for Canada or Poland or especially Ukraine, which is defeating Russia in the context of Russia's unprovoked aggression on Ukraine.