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Freedom of religion, RIP
www.nationalpost.com
[National Post] - Madam Justice Marie Deschamps, speaking for the nine justices, didn't make too many bones about the court's priority being policy over law. "The suggestion," she wrote, "that exposing children to a variety of religious facts in itself infringes their
Google News: Exposure to religions means more interest in your faith: poll
[Edmonton Journal] - The "early exposure of children to realities that differ from those in their immediate family environment is a fact of life in society," Justice Marie Deschamps wrote. The opinion poll, conducted Oct. 3-5, by Leger Marketing, appears to support the top
Google News: Parents wrong to reject ethics and religion course
[Westmount Examiner] - When handing down the judgement, Justice Marie Deschamps made that loud and clear: "The suggestion that exposing children to a variety of religious facts in itself infringes their religious freedom or that of their parents amounts to a rejection of the
Quebec ethics course case rejected
thechronicleherald.ca
[TheChronicleHerald.ca] - In the verdict, Justice Marie Deschamps wrote the parents did not prove their religious rights were infringed or that the school board's refusal to exempt their child violated their constitutional rights. "Parents are free to pass their personal
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