Outremont's arbitrary attitude towards human rights and freedoms

Because this proposed law is violating our freedom and our human rights.

The so-called "reasoning" of the borough that it will help commerce is a farce. In fact, commerce is thriving on Parc ave in the area surrounding the new synagogues. That area on Parc was plagued with drug trafficking, now new storefronts are constantly opening up.

We would like to get an honest & sincere answer to why the Outremont council is targeting places of worship. Have there been any specific complaints-if yes can it be made public. Otherwise, it would be nice for the council to get to the more important issues - namely potholes, street lights not being changed etc.etc.

Regulating zoning for places of worship. Is taking away the basic principles of democracy. Remind me of communism

stop the anti campaign , we are loyal citizens and looking for peace

For fairness sake

I believe in a free country which includes religion

Freedom of worship cannot be confined when it's done in a manner that allows coexistence without violating another person's personal space.

I'm against segregation in principle. In a multicultural society, there is no excuse to segregate places of worship from the rest of society.

Because I strongly believe that everyone has a right to have a place of worship in a convenient location, and I know that the synagogues established and used by the Orthodox Jewish community do not have a negative impact on the neighborhood. On the contrary, the pedestrian traffic generated by the synagogues is a boost to out city's economy.

Discrimination against religious freedom!

I believe that's very important to give for people their rights of Worship in their living area.

This proposed by-law change defies the values that comprise Quebec and Canadian society. Segregating public spaces of worship demeans citizens' right to worship . Places of worship, in and of themselves, only benefit society as they strengthen the family unit and help create strong communities. The mayor and her cohorts at City Hall should start recognizing the inherent prejudices that lie at the core of this by-law proposal that, if passed, will fracture the sense of inclusiveness that City Hall should be attempting to promote.

I think it is against human rights and freedom.

Basic Human rights violation

I believe that's very important to give for people their rights of Worship in their living area.

new regulations without any studies is not acceptable.

to protect our freedom for growth

because im living 20 minutes from my sinagog and to walk in winter at -30 whit 6 children will you to mor dhona sign petition

it is outright racial discrimination. There are many stores which are empty in the Outremont area -Bernard, Laurier, Van Horne etc. so there is no reason not to allow synagogues to exist in these streets. it will in no way effect the economy. The city of Outremont is afraid to come out and be honest and give rights to minorities!

The banning is being done without prior studies or any proof whatsoever that this will help their cause. 

Also, everyone should have a place of worship nearby, no matter what religion or afilliation

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 It is worser than communism , now in Russia  they opening the shuls and the government helps to build  it.

This bylaw takes away peoples basic human rights