Montreal: Muslim teachers lose licenses for trying to introduce ‘Islamist religious concepts into a public school’
Quebec Premier François Legault said back in October 2024: “There is something very disturbing in this case. It is this attempt by a group of teachers to introduce Islamist religious concepts into a public school. In Quebec, we decided a long time ago to remove religion from public schools. We will never accept going back.”
In today’s far-left Canada, it’s astounding that these teachers had their licenses revoked. One would have expected their Islamic curriculum to become mandatory in all Canadian schools.
All 11 teachers accused of creating toxic climate at Montreal school
have their licences revoked
by Cassandra Yanez-Leyton, CBC News, May 12, 2026:
All 11 teachers who were suspended in 2024 after being accused of fostering a toxic climate at a Montreal elementary school have had their licences revoked, according to the office of Quebec’s education minister.
Confirmation of the 11 licences being revoked came on the same day the Education Ministry made public a final report into the situation at Bedford elementary school.
The revocation of the licences is the latest development in a saga that reignited the debate around secularism in the province and raised concerns about religious indoctrination in Quebec schools.
Reporting by 98.5 FM’s Valérie Lebeuf followed by a government report released in June 2024 showed the teachers at the school — which is located in the city’s Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood — weren’t teaching subjects such as sex education or science and technology comprehensively….
The Bedford controversy motivated the Coalition Avenir Québec government to strengthen its secularism policies. This ultimately led to the government extending the religious symbols ban to all school staff who interact with students as well as daycare workers and establishing limits on public prayer.
In a brief statement to CBC News, the office for the education minister said the decision to revoke the 11 licences was made because of the findings of the 2024 investigation.
Bedford under watchBedford elementary school was placed under watch in the fall of 2024, a few months after the ministry’s investigation.Reporting from 98.5 FM painted the picture of two groups — one mainly composed of people of North African origin — clashing with each other.
The ministry’s investigation specified, however, that the situation was not as clear-cut, and that there were teachers of North African origin in both groups….
Canada: Pro-Migration Politician Loses Election to Bangladeshi Muslim Pizzeria Owner
Mass migration replaces proponent of mass migration.
More open borders politicians ought to be taking a lesson from the fate of Nate Erskine-Smith. Until last year, Erskine-Smith had served as the Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities in the radical leftist Canadian government. That meant lots of welfare and mass migration.
Now he just lost an election to Ahsanul Hafiz: a Bangladeshi pizzeria owner.
Really, Erskine-Smith had defeated himself and had no shot against such ‘diverse’ competition.
After a full day of ranked ballot voting to select the riding’s Liberal candidate in the upcoming provincial byelection, Hafiz emerged victorious with 718 votes, followed by Beaches-East York Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith with 699 votes by the third ballot of the ranked count. Other candidates seeking nomination were Qadira Jackson and Mahmuda Nasrin.
He lost by only 19 votes. But the bloc vote is tough to beat.
During his opening speech, Hafiz said it was important for voters to elect a leader who understands the hardships of Scarborough Southwest residents, noting that certain opportunities “do not exist” to the same extent for immigrants.
Uh-huh.
Erskine-Smith is blaming voter fraud which is no doubt true.
Following the results of today’s nomination race, Erskine Smith told reporters in a scrum in the parking lot that he needs to “debrief” with his team before speaking out about the outcome, suggesting the results may have been inaccurate.
“At one table, it was 50 per cent of the people that had ID issues, saying they lost driver’s licenses and that they lived in the area, so I don’t know,” Erskine-Smith said. “It’s unfair for me to specifically speculate.”
Unfair indeed. If Erskine-Smith had been serious about checking IDs at the border, he wouldn’t have been replaced by the people who invaded Canada. By the time they’re inside and at the voting booth, it’s much too late.
Here’s old ES talking about the “economics of Canadian immigration” to a guest who argued for, “strong but smartly managed immigration to ensure Canada’s economy remains competitive and resilient in the long-term”.
Now he just got a lesson in the political economics of mass migration. And Canadians won’t be competitive or resilient. Just replaced.
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