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Laval high school denies banning students who wear religious symbols - Vimarsana News

Laval high school denies banning students who wear religious symbols

However, Collège Citoyen de Laval says parents must file a "religious accommodation" request if their child wears a hijab, for example.

Liberals' Scarpaleggia opens up about anglophone community's concerns about Bill C-14 - Vimarsana News

Liberals' Scarpaleggia opens up about anglophone community's concerns about Bill C-14

Francis Scarpaleggia is the Liberal Member of Parliament for Lac-Saint-Louis riding. He voted for his party's Bill C-13 (An Act to amend the Official Languages Act, to enact the Use of French in Federally Regulated Private Businesses Act and to make related amendments to other Acts) despite some criticisms from the Quebec Anglophone community, many of whom live in his riding.

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Quebec ends mandatory oath of allegiance to King Charles for politicians - Vimarsana News

Quebec ends mandatory oath of allegiance to King Charles for politicians

A new law has been passed in the province’s legislature making the oath optional for its members

Quebec Is Bringing Its 'War On Woke' To Unis With A Crackdown On 'Safe Spaces' In Class - Vimarsana News

Quebec Is Bringing Its 'War On Woke' To Unis With A Crackdown On 'Safe Spaces' In Class

In the latest chapter in the conflict between Boomers and Gen Z, the Quebec government is introducing a bill that it says will "recognize and promote academic liberty" in universities. According to Higher Education Minister Danielle McCann, the bill would ban universities from requiring professors to give trigger warnings for "shocking" course content, among other measures.Classrooms, McCann said summarizing a report from a commission on academic freedom, "should not be considered safe spaces."