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Canadian Supreme Court bans city council prayers: What's next?
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April 16, 2015
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7:38Now PlayingMarissa Semkiw reports for TheRebel.media:
In an unanimous decision (shocker!), the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the municipal council in the town of Saguenay, Quebec, can no longer open its meetings with a prayer.
But is this about promoting multiculturalism, or fostering a monoculture of secularism?
Peter Shurman, former PC MPP for Thornhill, Ontario became acquainted with a similar issue when former Premier Dalton McGuinty thought eliminating The Lord's Prayer from the Legislature was a good idea.
He told me that as a Jewish man, he was never offended by the recitation of that Christian prayer, and explained why by way of his own personal history.
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