Historica Canada objects to ‘Heritage Minutes’ attack ad

Historica Canada objects to ‘Heritage Minutes’ attack ad

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Parody gone too far? A ‘Heritage Minutes’ spoof by the federal Conservative party has been re-edited… again. Melissa Duggan on the calls from Historica Canada that prompted the latest update.

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