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Quebec’s secularism law, Bill 9, is now in full swing—transforming public spaces like university prayer rooms and even transit agency lounges by banning religious practices while allowing meditation or yoga. This sharp line between spiritual reflection and worship has upended routines for students and employees who relied on these sanctuaries, sparking debate over community, rights, and the limits of secularism. With few exceptions and unclear enforcement, institutions are scrambling to adapt, setting the stage for an ongoing national conversation about faith and public life.

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