Days after the passing of Quebec’s Bill 21, civil liberties advocates say the bill is leaving religious minorities nervous and with many unanswered questions. Bill 21, controversial legislation that makes it illegal for some public […]
Quebec Premier François Legault had a blunt message Tuesday for minorities worried about his government’s new religious symbols law: the legislation, he said, “could have gone further.” The law, which was passed late Sunday, bars civil servants in positions […]
Quebec’s new law on religious symbols has been on the books for less than 24 hours, but already opposition is being mounted on several fronts, both in the courts and on the streets. The law […]
Quebec’s contentious secularism bill banning religious symbols for teachers, police officers and other public servants in positions of authority was voted into law late Sunday. Premier Francois Legault’s government used its majority to push through […]
Quebec Health authorities say up to 70 people may have died as a result of heat-related complications since the beginning of an early July heat wave that saw temperatures climb to more than 40 C […]
Death toll jumped to 34 across Quebec on Thursday amid extreme heat. As of midday, Montérégie’s public health department reported two more deaths caused by the worst heat wave Quebec has seen in decades. Montreal’s […]
17 people in Quebec have lost their lives to sweltering heat and suffocating humidity that have blanketed Eastern and Central Canada over the past few days. Authorities are urging people to remain as Environment Canada […]
A six-month-old baby was found dead today evening after being left inside a vehicle most of the day. First responders tried to revive the baby, but he was pronounced dead on the scene. Police said […]
The Canadian Press has learned that 4 cadets from the Royal Military College in Saint-Jean, Que., have been accused of desecrating a Qur’an, holy book of muslims with bacon and bodily fluids during the Easter […]
The Quebec government has released its guidelines on how it will assess requests for religious accommodation under Bill 62, the law concerning face coverings and use of public services. The controversial law was passed in […]
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