HALIFAX — A federal investigation of the CEO leading the Canadian Museum of Immigration in Halifax has found Marie Chapman bullied some staff and created an environment of fear that caused emotional harm to many employees.

A new report produced by the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner of Canada says Chapman repeatedly breached the public sector code of conduct and the museum’s code of conduct.

As well, the report from commissioner Harriet Solloway alleges Chapman engaged in a pattern of inappropriate behaviour over an extended period of time.

Solloway’s report, tabled Wednesday in Parliament, says Chapman’s misconduct included using offensive language, yelling and intimidating employees.

In response to the report, Chapman submitted a statement denying the allegations against her, ar

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