The time has come for Quebec to get over its collective identity crisis and adapt to the realities of a secular, pluralistic society, says a provincial commission's report on the thorny issue of ...

The series of public hearings being held across Quebec this fall by the commission on “reasonable accommodation practices” is fanning a xenophobic debate, based on fabricated fears and ...

Quebec's public hearings on so-called reasonable accommodations for immigrants are scheduled to start next month, it was announced in Montreal Tuesday, just as the provinces three party leaders ...

Quebec begins training 'accommodation officers' to assess religious sincerity for holidays, meals 'I worry that the door is being swung wide open to subjectivity in these decisions,' an opposition ...

Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard responded to the horrific murder of six men at a Quebec City mosque earlier this month with dignified introspection. His province, he said, like all societies ...

Quebec sees secularism as tied to its distinct identity – a marked difference from the Canadian understanding of religious accommodation.

Violent incidents committed against minorities are on the rise across North America and Europe. There is no time like the present for Quebec parliamentarians leading an essentially pacifistic ...

Quebec's crisis over the accommodation of minorities made headlines in the late 2000s and even spawned a government-appointed roving commission. The provincial government responded with a code of ...

A Quebec father wants his daughters' soccer league to arrange their schedule around the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur. A Dollard-des-Ormeaux father says his word should be enough to prove his daughter ...

Artistic references to the monarchy, for example, could also disappear from the legislature. The debate on so-called reasonable accommodation has been festering in Quebec since 2007.

Out of the 1,011 Quebecers surveyed, three-quarters (77 per cent) take the view that “the values of Quebec’s society are at risk due to reasonable accommodation,” while 23 per cent believe ...

ROUYN-NORANDA, Que. (CP) – Quebecers appearing before a commission studying reasonable accommodation of immigrants have once again raised concerns about sexual equality. Close to 100 hundred peo ...