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- Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says his party will oppose ruling that strikes down Bill 21.
- Supreme Court Canada heard Quebec’s secularism law challenge in March 2026, with decision expected this fall.
- Educator Asma Boumar has protested outside the premier’s Montreal office since 2025.
- Boumar lost her school job after Bill 94 and Bill 9 removed religious-symbol exemptions.
- Mouna Bordji has been jobless since April after Bill 9 expanded the ban to daycare workers.