Religious Freedom
Canada's polygamy law upheld by B.C. judge Add to ...
A judge has upheld Canada's 121-year-old polygamy law, ruling the harm it inflicts on women and children outweighs the claims to religious freedom by a mormon community in Bountiful, B.C.
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