Supreme Court of Canada to hear appeal of Quebec's secularism law
The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear a legal challenge against Quebec's contentious secularism legislation, known as Bill 21. Bill 21 prohibits certain public sector employees in authoritative positions—such as judges, police officers, prison guards, and teachers—from wearing religious symbols while on duty.
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