Clara Wasserstein, a former member of the ultra-Orthodox Tash community north of Montreal, says the focus of girls' education in the community was to prepare them to be wives and to raise Jewish children.

Robert Assaly had what some consider the dream life: a stockbroker and a self-made millionaire by 24 years old. But he decided to give it all up to serve God.

Despite long opposition, Outremont is allowing the building of a new synagogue.

While the church doesn't want to close buildings, dwindling attendance and soaring maintenance leave them with few options,

The province's religious neutrality law has been suspended by a Quebec superior court judge.

One lawyer insisted the damages to those women would be irreparable.

Concordia students deliver hundreds of letters denouncing Bill 62, to Quebec Justice Minister Stephanie Vallée's office.

The leader of the Parti Quebecois says he'll table his own secularism bill — and it could include a more complete ban of religious face coverings.

Ottawa bus drivers won’t be enforcing Quebec’s ban of face coverings on public transit when they work in Gatineau.

The law bans people from giving or receiving public services if their face is covered.