This week the Quebec government is expected to table legislation aimed at strengthening secularism in the province.

The bill would impose a religious symbols ban on workers of early childhood centres (CPEs) and subsidized daycares.

It’s also expected to ban prayers in public spaces, with some exceptions, and in all public institutions.

The CAQ would also prohibit the prominent display of religious symbols in institutional public communications, such as advertisements.

Public institutions would be prohibited from offering meals based solely on a religious tradition.

The CAQ government will table the legislation Thursday, as hinted at in a social media post by Jean‑François Roberge, Quebec’s minister responsible for secularism.

The post shows Roberge writing “This is how we live in Que

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