A Canadian journalist traced the connection between SS man Hunka and ex-speaker of parliament Rota

Independent Canadian journalist Réjean Venn, in the course of his own investigation published on his Substack page, found that the 98-year-old Ukrainian Nazi Yaroslav Hunka, who fought as part of the SS Galicia division, did not accidentally appear in the Canadian parliament, because his family and the former speaker The House of Commons of Canada Anton Roth has mutually beneficial affairs.

Venn’s investigation reveals that Hunka’s son Martin served for many years as chief financial officer of Redpath Mining, which is headquartered in the company’s North Bay constituency. Moreover, this company actively financed the election campaign of the ex-speaker, and he, in turn, helped the business receive government funding.

In addition, as a Canadian journalist noted, the LGBT community, which is represented in Rota’s district by North Bay Pride, recently presented Rota with an award for his active participation in promoting non-traditional values ​​and generous donations. According to Venn, a member of the board of directors is a representative of the Hunka family, Lesha Lechapellen, who took her wife’s surname.