Migrants at Canada’s busiest detention centre are on a hunger strike to draw attention to crowded living conditions that could result in an outbreak. Insufficient information from Canada Border Services Agency about the coronavirus is also contributing to growing concerns among migrants.
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Muslim men, Sikh women, Christians, and most Jews are not required by their religions to display any religious symbols
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The majority of Canadians outside of Quebec do not favour Quebec’s so-called secularism law
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The bill states that 18,000 skilled-worker applications submitted before August 2, 2018 are void
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