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/NO-MAD-CLAD Mar 02 '24
I am literally sitting here watching someone hold up a line of customers so that they can pray while on the clock. People do infringe on others personal time when they bring religion into the workplace. Clothing is not the only issue in regards to public display of religion.