Grassroots group starts campaign opposing Bill 21

A group made up of local politicians, members of the religious community and other concerned citizens is launching an awareness campaign aimed at showing the CAQ government just how upset they are with the province’s religious symbols bill. The campaign, dubbed “No to bill 21”, is calling on Quebecers to stand up against what they call an unjust law. Global’s Brayden Jagger Haines explains.

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