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Museum CEO steps down after allegations of mistreating staff

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A report found the CEO of the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 in Halifax engaged in a pattern of behaviour that caused emotional harm to employees. Code of conduct breaches included yelling and using inappropriate language. The CBC’s Hillary Johnstone explains further.

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