- Quebec's secularism debate 2.0: Do we need more tools to enforce ‘laicity’?
Quebec's government wants better laws to protect secularism. Is it
necessary or is it just politics?
from: CBC
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- Prayer in the streets: Legault accused of lashing out at Muslims
Federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller says that Quebec Premier François
Legault 'keeps picking on Muslims,' after Legault's controversial...
from: CTV News Montreal
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- Dec. 13: Quebec premier’s proposed ban on public prayer is racist and
extremist, advice for the Blue Jays, and other letters to the editor
Just in case you thought the Bible was out of date, Quebec's premier is
seeking to ban public prayer. This is something the rest of us...
from: The Record
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- Hanes: Legault’s public prayer ban would be a mistake
France has no lessons to give Quebec on the integration of immigrants or
social cohesion.
from: Montreal Gazette
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- Legault’s proposed prayer ban remarks spark interfaith criticism in the
Townships
By William Crooks. Local Journalism Initiative. Premier François Legault's
Dec. 6 comments about potentially banning public prayer have...
from: QCNA EN
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- Quebec premier threatens to ban all public prayer in response to growing
influence of Islam
Quebec Premier François Legault stated that he is looking into banning
public prayer, promising to send a “very clear message to Islamists."
from: CatholicVote org
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- Chris Selley: Stopping mass street prayers is doable without new laws, if
police only tried
Fourteen months after Hamas's October 7 pogrom in southern Israel, many
Quebecers share with many other Canadians a weariness — if not...
from: National Post
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- After religious symbols law, Quebec eyes ban on public prayer: Where the
province is headed on secularism
Leading up to the adoption of Quebec's secularism law in 2019, Premier
François Legault said the proposed legislation was “moderate.” Now, he says
it...
from: MSN
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- After religious symbols law, Quebec eyes ban on public prayer: Where the
province is headed on secularism
Leading up to the adoption of Quebec's secularism law in 2019, Premier
François Legault said the proposed legislation was “moderate.
from: CBC
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