While we're at it, why not loop in Mackenzie King for his role in interning Japanese Canadians in concentration camps during WWII.

And along the same lines let's pull in Wilfred Laurier and Robert Borden for their involvement in putting Ukrainian Canadians into concentration camps during WWI. Not to mention the fact that the Residential School System was expanded greatly under their tenure.  Ohh, and speaking of that Residential School System, it was created as part of the Indian Act of 1976 when Alexander Mackenzie was Prime Minister.

We also have a few things named after Henri Bourassa, one of the staunchest opponents of women's suffrage in Canada.  He also strongly opposed Jewish immigration to Canada in the 1930's, as did Mackenzie King.

If you dig just a hair below the surface you can probably find reasons to oppose just about every major figure from history.