The Quebec minister is responsible for secularism that the government does not resolve to ban its religious symbols for banning Disycare staff.
Jean-François Rarge says that “everything is on the table” to strengthen secularism in the province, the law known as Bill 21 to enter more categories of public staff.
However, on Wednesday, the government said that the government will have to wait for the recommendations of a government appointed before making the final decision.
“We will leave the Commission,” he said. “After that, we will see whether we move forward with kindergartens like schools.”
Today, the workplace religious symbol application applies to the categories of public staff in authority positions, including teachers, judges and police.
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Minister of Minister of Suzanne Roy says that the ban is extended to kindergartens, should only be applied to future contracts to prevent employee shortcomings.
“We don’t want to create interruptions in services … We have the deficiency of educators,” he said to journalists. He does not know how many staff are religious symbols with religious symbols, such as hijabs or kippahs, that would not be allowed to accept the ban on the workplace.
The government first reported the Commission after reporting on the toxic climate of schools in Montreal elementary schools, he raised concerns about Quebec school infiltration practices. The term of office of the Commission is to deliver the report in this summer to recommend consolidating secularism.
Roberge stated that the committee is also looking for ways to make other spaces to make more secular, including schools known as cegeps and universities.
“Our cegeps, our universities are also public places,” he said.
The legislature is also studying an invoice for the Minister of Education in the Provincial Education, the Law of Systallism to all public school staff, as well as those working on agreements with schools. This bill would be a clause to leave current staff outside their provisions.
The changes proposed by some groups who talked during consultation are not enough to go far away and requested the Junior of the school and day to enter the law.
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2025-04-23 20:53:00
