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Police confirm victim of Ontario shooting had faced war crimes allegationsThe documents show that since arriving in Canada in 2002, Bill Horrace had been under investigation over allegations he was "a person who committed war crimes or crimes against humanity."CanadaJun 23, 2020
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Comedian Rip Taylor dies at 88The madcap mustached comedian with a fondness for confetti-throwing died on Oct. 6.EntertainmentOct 7, 2019
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Both authors of Bouchard-Taylor report speak out against Quebec’s secularism billQuebec's CAQ government based its proposed secularism legislation on the famous 2008 Bouchard-Taylor report, but both authors of that report have come out against the bill.PoliticsMay 8, 2019
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Bill 21: Quebec’s secularism legislation praised, condemned as public hearings get underwayThe Coalition Avenir Québec government has set aside six days for public consultations on the controversial legislation.CanadaMay 7, 2019
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‘Absolutely unacceptable’: Protesters denounce Bill 21 at Montreal ralliesOpposition to the Coalition Avenir Quebec's secularism bill continues to mount, with two separate protests held in Montreal on Sunday.CanadaApr 14, 2019
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Quebec’s secularism bill met with opposition from Gérard Bouchard, coalition of politiciansGérard Bouchard says it would be a mistake to prohibit teachers from wearing religious symbols.CanadaApr 5, 2019
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From Charles Taylor to teachers, protesters pledge to fight Quebec secularism billBill 21 would bar civil servants in positions of authority from wearing religious symbols at work.CanadaApr 3, 2019
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Former McGill chancellor Gretta Chambers laid to restGretta Chambers was a trailblazer, becoming McGill University's first female chancellor, a post she held from 1991 to 1999.CanadaSep 16, 2017
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Co-author of Quebec secularism report stands by what he wroteGerard Bouchard says he doesn't agree with his former partner's change of heart.PoliticsFeb 17, 2017
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Quebec to push forward with bill to make it easier for immigrants with degrees to find workQuebec Premier Philippe Couillard argues the government needs to take immediate action to recognize immigrants with credentials from other countries.PoliticsFeb 14, 2017
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