Should women be allowed to wear a Niqāb, or face veil, to civic ceremonies?

No

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@9LBVJCTfrom Ontario disagreed…1yr1Y

Everyone has the right to be who they are, if Christian people can wear a cross muslim women should be allowed to wear a Niqab

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@9GGWB8Gfrom Ontario disagreed…2yrs2Y

People should have the freedom to wear whatever they choose. As long as their identity can be verified privately.

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@9GD949Wfrom Alberta agreed…2yrs2Y

You can't see or identify the person wearing it and when most people are similar the nation functions well

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@9G6BGTFfrom Ontario disagreed…2yrs2Y

Canada is a multicultural country, even though I may not agree on wearing Niqab's, it is up to the person who is wearing it to decide what they want to wear

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