A Quebec judge who refused to allow a Muslim woman to appear in court wearing a hijab in 2015 will apologize.

A demonstration is being held to in Montreal to mark the first anniversary of the passing of Quebec's controversial secularism law, known as Bill 21.

An arrest warrant has been issued for the suspect, who allegedly attacked the victim from behind at a bus stop in Portland, Ore.

The tool, they say, is to assist Muslim women in dealing with threats, inform them of their rights and how to protect them.

"At first it was just so humiliating and then was huge disbelief," Noor Alexandria Abukaram said.

The team's parent company, Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, unveiled the Nike Pro hijabs emblazoned with the team logo in a social media post on Friday.

A francophone school board in Montreal (CSPI) admits to turning down two aspiring teachers, after they refused to remove their visible religious symbols.

The ad features the slogan “My Choice. My Pride. My Strength” and symbolizes the courage of those who wear the hijab to stand up against social norms.

Halima Aden's appearance in Sports Illustrated's swimsuit edition in a hijab and burkini has generated a range of reactions, writes Scott Thompson.

Saleh said the interaction lasted 10 minutes and was very one-sided with the woman questioning her and her friends whether it was Canadian to be wearing black clothing and hijabs.