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Secularism in action | News - Vimarsana News

Secularism in action | News

Fatima Khan, a soon to be art educator, must leave the province to teach the subject she loves because of Bill 21, which declares Quebec a secular state.

This advocate and law student is making space for the voices of marginalized Quebecers - Vimarsana News

This advocate and law student is making space for the voices of marginalized Quebecers

Idil Issa spoke out when Quebec proposed a niqab ban. Since Bill 21 became law, she's only gotten louder.

Source: cbc.ca
Montreal TV and radio stations set for comprehensive Quebec election coverage October 3 - Vimarsana News

Montreal TV and radio stations set for comprehensive Quebec election coverage October 3

On the eve of Monday’s October 3 Quebec elections, it appears to be a foregone conclusion that François Legault and his Coalition Avenir Québec will win a comfortable majority. However,

Outcomes in these 7 boroughs could help shift balance of power in Montreal's city hall - Vimarsana News

Outcomes in these 7 boroughs could help shift balance of power in Montreal's city hall

Some long-serving candidates are a shoo-in where the voting base traditionally maintains the status quo, but there are several boroughs where the contest is neck and neck.

Source: cbc.ca
Nonprofit founded by Balarama Holness faced wave of resignations, volunteers blame his leadership - Vimarsana News

Nonprofit founded by Balarama Holness faced wave of resignations, volunteers blame his leadership

Former volunteers with Montreal in Action, a non-profit group founded by mayoral candidate Balarama Holness, say working for him was chaotic and dysfunctional. They say they don't believe he's qualified to become Montreal's next mayor.

Source: cbc.ca