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Aspiring teacher held back by Quebec’s Bill 21

“What do I do now? That was my dream since I was young,” says 14-year-old Montrealer Sauda Shariff, who wears a hijab and aspires to be a teacher one day. Bill 21, Quebec’s religious symbols ban, is impacting her future. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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