From CTV:
QUEBEC -- Bloc Quebecois Leader Gilles Duceppe is criticizing a Conservative candidate for her religious beliefs.
Tory candidate Nicole Charbonneau Barron, who is running in St-Bruno-St-Hubert riding near Montreal, is apparently a member of Opus Dei, a secretive Catholic organization.
Duceppe says Opus Dei represents a narrow-minded ideology that runs counter to Quebec values.
The Bloc leader frequently referred during radio interviews today to Charbonneau Barron's religion as an example of the close-minded spirit of the Conservative party.
Duceppe says Opus Dei's opposition to abortion and same-sex marriage doesn't correspond to the beliefs of present-day Quebec.
Charbonneau Barron's affiliation with Opus Dei was revealed by Montreal La Presse.
She has so far had no comment.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Duceppe Criticizes Tory Candidate's Religious Beliefs
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Canadian Federal Election
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