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March 28 2019 11:57am

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Asked about religious symbols bill, Trudeau says Canada ‘respects’ rights and freedoms

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday his government will ‘look carefully’ at Quebec’s religious symbols bill, adding that Canada “respects deeply” citizens’ rights and freedoms.

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