New Quebec prayer restrictions change rules at universities, transit agencies
- Posted on September 13, 2026
- By The Globe and Mail
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In brief
Quebec's new secularism legislation fundamentally reshapes religious accommodation in public spaces. Starting September 1st, universities and transit agencies must eliminate designated prayer facilities as part of comprehensive secular governance reforms. This legislative shift reflects Quebec's commitment to strict separation of religious practice from publicly-funded institutions, marking a significant policy change that impacts students, employees, and commuters across the province.
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New Quebec prayer restrictions change rules at universities, transit agencies
Quebec adopted its secularism law in April, with new rules taking effect Sept. 1 that include a ban on prayer rooms in public institutions
