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Canadas Supreme Court deliberates on Quebecs Bill twenty-one, which bans religious symbols for public workers. Catholic bishops argue the province lacks authority, citing federal constitutional protections for faith practices. The bishops, joined by Sikh, Muslim, and Jewish groups, challenge the law, which targets symbols like hijabs, turbans, kippahs, and crucifixes. The decision could reshape provincial handling of faith in public life, balancing secularism with religious freedoms.

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