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That was most recently tested in Canadian courts by a former Toronto city councilor, Tony O’Donohue, in 2002. The Irish-born civil engineer, then 69, supported republicanism for Canada and challenged the Act of Settlement law that bans a Roman Catholic from becoming king or queen. The case was dismissed in 2003 and an appeal was denied.
Joanne McGarry is executive director of the Catholic Civil Rights League, a Canadian lay organization “devoted to combating anti-Catholic defamation.” She told UPI in a telephone interview that traditionally in Canadian politics, lawmakers’ personal beliefs have mostly been tolerated.
“I think believers can’t be expected to chuck it [faith] at the door and stop being believers once they’re in Parliament,” she said.
McGarry said she’s noticed a trend developing in the past 20 years of groups calling for a more secular government.
“There’s a concern, I think, that things tend to get pushed out” of politics and the judiciary when religious groups such as hers intervene or challenge laws on conservative issues such as prostitution or abortion.

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A former Montreal stripper denied suggestions that she was a suspect in the murder of a Montreal drug dealer after Toronto drug squad cops arrested her with five kilograms of the drug in 1997.
Aida Fagundo was testifying Wednesday at the trial of five ex-Central Field Command drug squad officers, whom she alleged assaulted her, stole her $20,000 diamond ear-rings and $10,000 in cash and pressured her to admit the cachet of packaged cocaine belonged to her.
Defence lawyer Harry Black was cross-examining the 48-year-old Cuban immigrant as she was speaking via video link from Spain, where she now lives.
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Fagundo entertained at the Solid Gold strip club in Montreal where a Toronto dealer named Andy Ioakim frequented almost every weekend and was the buyer who arranged for five kilograms of cocaine to be delivered from Montreal to Toronto, court heard earlier.

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