Supremes won’t suspend secularity law
The Supreme Court says it won’t suspend Quebec’s secularity law, still commonly called Bill 21. Court challenges of the law are still to come – it’s merely an interim suspension that’s been ruled out.
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david190 11:22 on 2020-04-10 Permalink
While some might read the case as indicating which party the court feels is likely to prevail, I wonder how much this played:
“C’est la nature même du régime canadien: il permet de contester les lois québécoises, en vertu d’une Constitution que le Québec n’a pas signée,” a-t-il déploré dans une déclaration transmise à Radio-Canada.
Kevin 12:36 on 2020-04-10 Permalink
I am always amused at diehard separatists who think René Levesque was willing to sign the federal constitution.