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Women’s day rallies in Quebec highlight concerns for migrant women

A woman stands on a Montreal street carrying a sign that says 'riots not diets.'

Community groups say the changing laws around secularism and immigration, coupled with budget cuts in sectors like health care and education, continue to put women in the province at risk.

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