Public Institutions: Religious Accommodation

religious accommodation: MONTREAL - If a turban ban stirred such passions, what will an even broader debate over religious accommodation lead to in Quebec this fall? , according to Winnipeg Free Press. It's expected the charter will put limits on religious accommodations, such as restricting Muslim headwear in public institutions. Harshaan Ahluwalis, 2, dribbles a soccer ball during a friendly soccer match in solidarity with young players who wear turbans Saturday, June 15, 2013 in Montreal. If a turban ban stirred such passions, what will an even broader debate over religious accommodation lead to in Quebec this fall? THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson It's a question being asked as the Parti Quebecois government prepares to introduce its "Charter of Quebec Values" after the summer break. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.