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Quebec to appeal judgment exempting English schools from hijab ban

iPolitics
By Kevin Dougherty. Published on Apr 20, 2021 5:42pm
English schools in Quebec do not have to conform with Quebec’s law on secularism banning teachers from wearing religious signs, such as the Islamic hijab or the Jewish kippah, the Quebec Superior Court ruled on Tuesday.
In a 240-page decision, Justice Marc-André Blanchard ruled that Article 23 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, guaranteeing minority language rights, also guarantees the cultural rights of Quebec’s English community.
That means English schools can hire teachers who wear religious signs to reflect the diversity of students in Quebec’s English schools.
Blanchard based his ruling on a 1988 Supreme Court of Canada decision overruling a French-only requirement on business signs in Quebec and Article 23, which cannot be overridden by the notwithstanding clause. ....

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Evening Brief: Guilty on all counts

iPolitics
By iPolitics. Published on Apr 20, 2021 6:09pm
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.
Good evening to you.
We begin with COVID-19 vaccines. And while a maximum of 3.1 million of them could be administered in Canada every week, the country’s vaccine rollout is only operating at about half capacity, with 1.8 million people (58 per cent of 3.1 million) getting a shot in the last seven days.
The maximum number is based on a survey of provinces’ and territories’ individual capabilities, which was compiled by the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC). The agency recently reported the figure to the House of Commons Health committee, following up on a request from NDP health critic Don Davies. Charlie Pinkerton and Iain Sherriff-Scott have the details. ....

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In Quebec religious symbols decision, Canada confronts consequences of controversial constitutional clause

In Quebec religious symbols decision, Canada confronts consequences of controversial constitutional clause
cbc.ca
1 hour ago
Jonathan Montpetit
© Paul Chiasson/The Canadian Press
People take part in a demonstration following a Superior Court ruling on Bill 21, Quebec s secularism law, in Montreal on Tuesday. The ruling upheld most of law, though said it can t apply to English schools.
In the mythology of Quebec nationalists, the night of the long knives refers to an all-night bargaining session at Ottawa s Château Laurier hotel during the constitutional talks in the fall of 1981.
That night, provincial representatives reached an agreement among themselves to support Pierre Trudeau s wide-ranging reforms. ....

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Hanes: Bill 21 decision full of contradictions and doesn't make sense

Hanes: Bill 21 decision full of contradictions and doesn t make sense
It s hard to see this judgment as anything but a blow to women, minorities, fundamental rights, diversity, inclusion and Quebec society.
Author of the article: Allison Hanes • Montreal Gazette
Publishing date: Apr 20, 2021 • 2 hours ago • 3 minute read •
Students and staff at Westmount High School show their support for the court ruling against parts of Bill 21. English school boards were elated their protected status and history of championing diversity was recognized by the court. Photo by Ryan Remiorz /The Canadian Press
Article content
For the first time since his government introduced Bill 21, Quebec’s controversial and abhorrent secularism legislation, I agree with Premier François Legault on something. ....

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Provincial government will appeal Quebec Superior Court decision of religious symbols ban

Provincial government will appeal Quebec Superior Court decision of religious symbols ban
20 April 2021 at 18 h 08 min
Reading time: 30 s
By Michael Boriero
The province’s contentious secularism law, Bill 21, which forbids public sector workers like teachers, police officers and judges, from wearing religious symbols was partly struck down Tuesday by the Quebec Superior Court.
Justice Marc-André Blanchard ruled that the law is mostly constitutional. However, under section 23 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the law cannot be enforced in English school boards because it violates minority language education rights.
Blanchard also concluded that the law infringes on section 3 of the Charter, which “guarantees Canadian citizens the democratic right to vote in a general federal or provincial election and the right to be eligible for membership in the House of Commons or of a provincial legislative assembly.” ....

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