Posted AT 12:00 AM EDT on 30/03/07
Rise of the ADQ
Here is a tale of two Sikhs — set in the context of the gaudiest signpost on Canada's multicultural landscape: reasonable accommodation, as in the
accommodements raisonnables given a kick by Mario Dumont, leader of Action Démocratique du Québec, during the province's election campaign.
The tale offers a portrait of Quebec society in collision with itself.
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