Quebec Liberal MP Anthony Housefather said it's a delicate issue because the government doesn't want to "bring pain to a lot of Eastern European communities."

Quebec Conservative MP Gérard Deltell, Poilieve's environment critic, said Wednesday he's not open to revisiting the issue right now.

"I don't think so," he said when asked if the secret report should be released for all to read.

"I don't think it's the occasion to review it. At this time — I'm not there. I don't think it's time to review everything. History is history," he said.

Deltell said that as the son of a Canadian Second World War veteran, the ill-fated celebration of Hunka was a painful moment for him personally.

"I can't imagine what would have been his reaction to his son giving a standing ovation to a Nazi," Deltell said of his late father, who lived with German shrapnel lodged in his head until his recent passing.

Maybe it would be more efficient to release the names of non-Nazis in the Canadian government. Here, I'll start the list:

Wait you can be an ex Nazi? How's that work?

Conservative MP says now is not the time to release details of alleged Nazi war criminals

Lol. Lmao

Canada can't even do the truth part of truth and reconciliation when it comes to Nazis. Having a list of Nazis Canada knowingly let in seems like an important part of confronting this history seriously. People deserve to know, especially the families of Nazis and the victims of Nazis and their descendants.