Posted AT 6:09 PM EDT on 24/10/07
Charter must be changed, Quebec panel told
TROIS-RIVIERES, Que. — A town councillor in the middle of Quebec's furor over integrating immigrants laid out a stark choice Wednesday for Canadians who believe new arrivals are destroying traditional culture.
Herouxville Coun. André Drouin said the Charter of Rights and Freedoms must be changed to drop protections for religion, or provinces like Quebec should separate and adopt their own rules.
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