Freed: To keep Quebec secular, let’s change rue St-Hubert into chemin Barbecue

Holy cow, Mother of Mary and tabernacle!

We’re reminded often lately Quebec is a secular society that will no longer tolerate religious displays in public spaces, whether praying in parks or wearing visible religious symbols in daycares.

As our premier once said: Secularism is part of Quebec’s distinct “identity and values … because in Quebec that’s how we live.”

Well Mr. Legault: As a lifelong secular Quebecer driving my car through supposedly secular Montreal last week, I was shocked to see many disturbing religious symbols still being flaunted everywhere.

First, I passed rue Ste-Catherine, (named after a martyred Christian saint), which then crossed boulevard St-Joseph, (Jesus’s father), then rue St-Viateur, which I followed to rue St-Urbain (named after a pope).

Then, I passed an