🇨🇦 Quebec's Secularism Law Now Looms Over Easter — Christianity Gets the Bill for Everyone Else's Accommodation

Quebec's law banning public religious expression is now casting a shadow over traditional Way of the Cross marches at Easter — Catholic processions that predate Canadian Confederation by centuries. The same legal framework sold to Quebecers as a neutral secularism tool is now applying friction to one of the oldest public Christian traditions in the province.

This is the predictable endpoint of secularism legislation designed not to treat all religions equally but to launder the displacement of the majority faith under the language of neutrality. Christianity — specifically Catholicism — built the hospitals, schools, and social infrastructure of Quebec for three centuries. Its public expression is now legally complicated while the province simultaneously navigates the accommodation demands of every other religious community arriving through mass immigration. The heritage culture pays the price for a policy framework that was never actually neutral. It was targeted, and the Easter processions are simply the latest proof.

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