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November 2008

The Ethics and Religious Culture course: as compulsory as school attendance?

Since September 2008, all Quebec students have to follow the Ethics and Religious Culture course. Not all parents agree with this measure imposed on their children. Some have attended protest marches. Others have turned to the courts. Others even want to remove their children from the class while the course is being taught. What does the Education Act have to say about this?

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