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

The English Montreal School Board (EMSB) says it won't use federal funding for a court challenge against Quebec's secularism law known as Bill 21.

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

Quebec's Chief Justice Nicole Duval Hesler will not give her lecture next week on "How to avoid conflicts of interest in the Court of Appeal."

A formal complaint has been lodged against a Quebec Court of Appeal's chief justice over her handling of a challenge to the province's secularism law.

Bill 21 prohibits some public-sector employees in positions of authority from wearing religious symbols while on duty.

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.

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.

Quebec Education Minister Jean-François Roberge was reacting to an open letter published Wednesday in Le Devoir, a French-language daily newspaper in Montreal.