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

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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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