The Quebec government tabled its controversial values charter in the national assembly on Thursday – a bill that could eventually send Quebecers to the polls.
READ MORE: Quebec government tables controversial values charter
Bernard Drainville, the Parti Quebecois cabinet minister responsible for the proposed legislation, said the bill would guarantee the equality of men and women as well as the religious neutrality of the state.
Read it in full here:
More on Canada
- Students fall nearly 20 feet at Fort Gibraltar in Winnipeg, 17 hospitalized
- Each cigarette in Canada will soon have a health warning. Here’s how it looks
- Bank of Canada will ‘actively’ talk about rate hikes after GDP surprise, experts say
- Vote nears on NDP call for Johnston to step aside as special rapporteur
Comments