Sahar Talebi's commentary from the Canadian Bar Association's Verdicts & Voices podcast episode, Quebec's Secularism Law Gets Its Day in Court, was cited in an article by the Canadian Bar Association's National Magazine. The article examines the Supreme Court of Canada's upcoming hearing relating to a constitutional challenge to Quebec's Bill 21. Paul-Erik Veel, Sahar Talebi, and Mina Alam are representing the Canadian Council of Muslim Women (CCMW) as an intervener in this important matter.
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27 March 2026
Supreme Court Set To Hold Marathon Hearing On Quebec’s "Secularism” Law
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Sahar Talebi’s commentary from the Canadian Bar Association’s Verdicts & Voices podcast episode, Quebec’s Secularism Law Gets Its Day in Court, was cited in an article by the Canadian Bar Association’s National Magazine.