🇨🇦 Quebec stands alone while the elite look away

The absurd part is not that secularism barely came up in Quebec’s election campaign. It’s that one of the only provinces still trying to defend a public culture from imported sectarian pressure is treated like the problem. Bill 21, Bill 94 and Bill 9 banned religious symbols for teachers, judges, police, daycare staff and even school volunteers, while also shutting down prayer rooms in schools and blocking exclusively halal or kosher menus, as reported. In modern Canada, drawing a line is apparently the real scandal.

The rest of the country spent a decade under Trudeau turning citizenship into an airport lounge and institutions into DEI nurseries where every demand must be accommodated except the nation’s own continuity. Quebec, for all its contradictions, at least grasped the obvious: mass immigration without cultural expectations ends in parallel societies, legal trench warfare, and a permanent guilt racket run by activists and judges. That is why the Supreme Court decision matters far beyond Quebec. It is another test of whether provinces still have any right to protect their civic order from federal pieties and globalist moral blackmail.

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