Quebec Religious Symbols Ban
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Quebec not ruling out expanding religious symbol ban to daycare and college workersJean-François Roberge says "everything is on the table" when it comes to strengthening secularism in the province.CanadaApr 23, 2025
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Quebec could extend religious symbols ban to school staff other than teachersEducation Minister Bernard Drainville says he wants to strengthen secularism in schools by expanding the scope of the religious symbol ban for public employees.CanadaFeb 28, 2025
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Teachers union joins bid to have Supreme Court rule on Quebec religious symbols banThe FAE says that in particular it opposes the Quebec government's use of the Constitution's notwithstanding clause to shield the law from Charter challenges.CanadaApr 29, 2024
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Quebec premier slammed for tweeting pro-Catholicism message on Easter MondayQuebec Premier François Legault was criticized as being hypocritical for championing state secularism but also romanticizing the Catholic religion.PoliticsApr 11, 2023
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Quebec government lawyers tell court secularism law is not a violation of freedomsThe law, known as Bill 21, forbids the wearing of religious symbols such as turbans, kippas and hijabs for employees of the state deemed to be in positions of authority.CanadaDec 9, 2020
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Bill 21 violates right of English Quebecers to manage their education system: lawyerA lawyer for Amnesty International argued that it is not the government's objective in adopting the law that is important but rather the effects of the legislation.EducationDec 1, 2020
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Quebec’s religious symbols ban could hurt social cohesion, expert tells courtThe province's Bill 21 bans some public-sector employees from wearing religious garb at work.CanadaNov 6, 2020
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Montreal teacher tells court her hijab is not source of discord as Bill 21 trial continuesQuebec's secularism law bars some public-sector employees from wearing religious symbols at work.CanadaNov 3, 2020
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Conservative Party leader won’t intervene in Quebec secularism law, supports Bill 101 expansionConservative Party Leader Erin O'Toole wants to "double or triple" his caucus in Quebec.CanadaSep 14, 2020
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Quebec government ‘happy’ after Supreme Court declines to hear Bill 21 challenge, premier saysQuebec 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.CanadaApr 10, 2020
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