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Quebec has been the subject of numerous negative headlines across Canada since tabling its controversial Bill 21, which would prohibit certain public sector employees from wearing religious symbols.
But a new poll shows that many in other provinces agree with the majority of Quebecers in favour of the bill. The Léger poll, conducted online for La Presse Canadienne April 18-22, polled 1,522 Canadians.
Taking into consideration responses from Quebec, 46 per cent of Canadians would be in favour of a similar bill, compared to 42 per cent who would be against it.
Quebec has been the subject of numerous negative headlines across Canada since tabling its controversial Bill 21, which would prohibit certain public sector employees from wearing religious symbols.
But a new poll shows that many in other provinces agree with the majority of Quebecers in favour of the bill. The Léger poll, conducted online for La Presse Canadienne April 18-22, polled 1,522 Canadians.
Taking into consideration responses from Quebec, 46 per cent of Canadians would be in favour of a similar bill, compared to 42 per cent who would be against it.
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