Décorations de Noël. Harper annule la directive qui émanait du Québec

(French version only)

By Victor Teboul
Ph.D., Université de Montréal, Editor, Tolerance.ca®

La célébration de Noël semble poser problème dans certains milieux au Québec. Ainsi, l’an dernier, les commerçants de l’avenue Mont-Royal, à Montréal, avaient choisi d’appeler leur événement annuel Joyeux décembre plutôt que Joyeux Noël, ce qui avait donné lieu à un sondage auprès de la population pour décider du nom définitif.

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