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  • Montreal Gazette: Quebec Soccer Federation falls silent as outrage grows

    “We have made several phone calls that have never been returned and sent a registered letter that was not responded to,” said Balpreet Singh, president of th...

  • The Province: B.C. soccer doesn't have a problem with turban

    B.C.'s executive director of the World Sikh Organization (WSO), Sukhvinder Kaur Vinning, said that in Quebec "the Sikh boys have been sidelined, and they are...

  • BBC: Quebec soccer federation defends turban ban

    The vice-president of the World Sikh Organization of Canada, Mukhbir Singh, told Radio Canada there had never seen an incident caused by turbans in the other...

  • Montreal Gazette: Quebec Soccer Federation cites 'safety' for turban ban

    The Sikh community says this has forced a difficult dilemma onto the families of 100 to 200 children: ditch a religious requirement, or quit playing organize...

  • La Presse: Turban: la Fédération québécoise de soccer défend sa position

    La Fédération québécoise de soccer (FQS) a choisi de bannir le turban des terrains de soccer de la province pour des raisons de sécurité, mais elle ignore si...

  • CBC: Quebec Soccer Federation sticks to turban ban

    The spokesman for the World Sikh Organization of Canada, Balpreet Singh, says soccer associations around the world accommodate players who wear turbans. He s...

  • La Presse: Pas de turban sur les terrains de soccer québécois

    Montréal) L'Organisation mondiale des sikhs du Canada (OMSC) songe à poursuivre la Fédération québécoise de soccer (FQS), qui a reconduit samedi l'interdicti...

  • Ottawa Citizen: Quebec soccer association upholds ban on turbans despite Canada-wide directive

    Balpreet Singh, a spokesman for the World Sikh Organization of Canada, said Quebec is the only province where Sikh soccer players have faced problems because...

  • Montreal Gazette: Turban question comes to a head at weekend soccer assembly

    The ruling affects between 100 to 200 young boys who live in LaSalle, Dollard, Pierrefonds and some off-island communities, said Mukhbir Singh, vice presiden...

  • Vancouver Sun: Religion in Canada, a breakdown

    Sikhs British Columbia and Ontario are the top two provinces, respectively, for the country’s approximately 455,000 Sikhs. Just over three-quarters of B.C.’s...

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