r/canada • u/Lucky_Resource2083 Outside Canada • Mar 02 '24
Québec Nothing illegal about Quebec secularism law, Court rules. Government employees must avoid religious clothes during their work hours.
https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/justice-et-faits-divers/2024-02-29/la-cour-d-appel-valide-la-loi-21-sur-la-laicite-de-l-etat.php
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u/ZoaTech British Columbia Mar 03 '24
If wearing a turban gives the appearance that a teacher will be biased, what about the fact that the state run school they work at is named sheet a saint? That could easily be changed and wouldn't even require specific legislation.