Quebec has already passed similar bills that ban religious symbols for some employees and requirements for newcomers to embrace Quebec’s common culture. Errol Mendes, Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Ottawa and Editor-in-Chief at the National Journal of Constitutional Law, explains the reason for this expansion. #news #canada #quebec #religion #secularism

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also lemme be abundantly clear - I'm not necessarily against reduced tuition for french people or anyone for that matter, and I'm aware that this is a joint agreement between Quebec and France dating back to the 60s, I just think that this policy highlights how insanely hypocritical the quebecois government is and how they will prioritize

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