Québec is a province with a long and tumultuous relationship with religion. This history has been one of the main factors in the province's pursuit of a perfectly secular state, which has, as of late, culminated in the creation and adoption of Bill 21. The original goal of this Bill was to reaffirm Québec's devotion to secularism. This was first accomplished by prohibiting the use or wearing of any religious symbols worn by civil service employees in positions of power. This included people working as police officers and as judges for example. It was eventually broadened to include teachers…