'Public services should be given and received with an open face': Couillard

QUEBEC — Just as a person riding a bus will have to leave their face uncovered, so will a student writing an exam in a university as the province’s new state neutrality bill became law Wednesday.
The same goes for a person wearing a balaclava with dark sunglasses, or a bandana trying to get onto a bus or taking a book out of a public library or arriving at a hospital emergency ward.
As the National Assembly Wednesday adopted Bill 62 — the law was adopted by a 66 to 51 vote &mda