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

The English Montreal School Board (EMSB) has filed a legal challenge to Quebec's secularism law known as Bill 21 in Quebec Superior Court.

Protesters at the rally argued that the law that dictates what new teachers can wear mostly targets Muslim women, and some feel the bill has created an unsafe Islamophobic environment inside and outside the classroom.

Quebec's education minister says the fact that at least three teachers have agreed to remove their religious symbols at work is proof that his religious neutrality law is "a good law."

A group of Montrealers are launching a campaign against the province's contentious religious neutrality law.

School boards across the city have been warned that teachers who don’t respect the secularism rules come Sept. 3 could possibly face sanctions.

The religious neutrality legislation forbids certain public sector employees from wearing religious symbols.

The English Montreal School Board is sounding the alarm about the future of some of its teachers.

The head of a major feminist organization says the legislation would put barriers in front of Muslim women.

As the hearings into the Coalition Avenir Québec's proposed bill on religious neutrality continues, Premier François Legault was asked to answer an existential question during question period on Wednesday.