A city of Edmonton resolution to be presented to the AUMA convention in September intends to denounce Quebec's Bill 21.

Quebec Premier François Legault is pleased that a challenge to suspend central provisions of his government's secularism law will not be heard by the Supreme Court of Canada.

Quebec's Bill 21 bars some public-sector employees from wearing religious symbols in the workplace.

The English Montreal School Board (EMSB) is seeking approval from the Quebec government to seek federal funding for its court challenges against the province.

The English Montreal School Board reportedly received $250,000 from the federal government's Court Challenges Program to mount legal challenges against the bill.

Canadian civil rights groups have filed an appeal with the Supreme Court of Canada after Quebec’s top court rejected their challenge to the province’s religious symbol ban.

Challengers, seeking to have the law suspended, have said the fight is not over.

Quebec Premier François Legault says he asked Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during a meeting today to stay out of the contentious debate over the province's secularism law.

Quebec Premier François Legault is defending comments made Wednesday to the governor of California in which he declared all French Canadians are Catholic.

Bill 21 prohibits some employees in positions of authority — including teachers, police officers and judges — from wearing religious symbols in the workplace.