Quebec’s secularism law sidelined their careers. The Supreme Court is going to rule on it #CBC

Quebec’s secularism law sidelined their careers. The Supreme Court is going to rule on it
The province’s secularism law Bill 21 will go before the Supreme Court of Canada on March 23. Although some legal experts say it’s unlikely, there’s a chance the court overturns the law. Many Quebecers who wear religious symbols and have been living with the effects of the law will be watching closely.
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