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Quebec: No Hijab For Public Servants

Quebec: No Hijab For Public Servants
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Quebec court rules government workers can be barred from wearing hijabs, turbans and other religious symbols

Advertisement Toronto: Quebec will be able to bar government workers in “positions of authority” from wearing religious symbols such as Muslim hijabs and Sikh turbans on the job following a court ruling on Tuesday (Wednesday AEST). The law will apply to police officers and judges but not to teachers, principals, and vice-principals at public schools teaching primarily in English. The new law stops government workers in “positions of authority” wearing religious symbols like the hijab, but excludes teachers. Opponents say the law runs contrary to the culture of respect for individual rights and religious freedoms taught in schools. Quebec Superior Court Justice Marc-André Blanchard said that the law, known as Bill 21, did not violate “the Canadian constitutional architecture” but sections pertaining to the province’s Anglophone schools infringed upon constitutionally protected minority-language education rights.

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Despite Bill 21 ruling, Quebec English school boards must await appeal before hiring - Medicine Hat NewsMedicine Hat News

Despite Bill 21 ruling, Quebec English school boards must await appeal before hiring Poll Yes Joe Ortona, chairman of the English Montreal School Board, reacts to the court ruling against parts of Bill 21, which forbids the wearing of religious symbols by employees of the state, Tuesday, April 20, 2021 in Montreal.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz MONTREAL – The English Montreal School Board says it can’t yet begin hiring teachers who wear religious symbols despite its court victory Tuesday in a challenge of the province’s secularism law. A spokesman for the board says its lawyers have advised that hiring of teachers who wear hijabs, turbans or other symbols has to wait until the province’s appeal of the Quebec Superior Court ruling is heard.

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Quebec English school boards must await appeal before hiring, despite Bill 21 ruling

Quebec English school boards must await appeal before hiring, despite Bill 21 ruling
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Justice marc andre blanchardRyan remiorzQuebec superior courtEnglish montreal school boardMarc andre blanchardநீதி மார்க் ஆண்ட்ரே பிளான்சார்ட்க்வீபெக் உயர்ந்தது நீதிமன்றம்ஆங்கிலம் மான்ட்ரியல் பள்ளி பலகைமார்க் ஆண்ட்ரே பிளான்சார்ட்

Despite Bill 21 ruling, Quebec English school boards must await appeal before hiring

Despite Bill 21 ruling, Quebec English school boards must await appeal before hiring by The Canadian Press Last Updated Apr 21, 2021 at 3:44 pm EDT MONTREAL The English Montreal School Board says it can’t yet begin hiring teachers who wear religious symbols despite its court victory Tuesday in a challenge of the province’s secularism law. A spokesman for the board says its lawyers have advised that hiring of teachers who wear hijabs, turbans or other symbols has to wait until the province’s appeal of the Quebec Superior Court ruling is heard. Justice Marc-Andre Blanchard upheld most of the law known as Bill 21, but he struck down clauses pertaining to English-language school boards, as well as a ban on members of the provincial legislature wearing face coverings.

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