The human race has witnessed acts of genocide throughout its history. Genocide is not solely the horrendous by-product of certain wars. In fact, many incidents of genocide are not war-related at all. It is important to groups which have been decimated by genocidal acts that the world remember the particular atrocities, in order to learn and understand what happened.
All groups affected by genocidal acts want only to be remembered equally.
This would be a museum in Canada's capital depicting the madness and inhumanity of the decimation of so many. As is commonly understood, our history has witnessed one Holocaust, in World War II, and many attempted genocides. The dark side of humanity is a separate issue to be remembered, quite apart from honourable military histories, or even the positive side of 'civilization'. It is my hope that consideration will be given to examining the dark side of humanity throughout history, by way of the establishment in Canada of a separate and permanent 'World Genocide Museum'. This would certainly be a challenge to all interested parties to successfully combine efforts.