All these 'pro' and 'anti' behaviour seem to have been brewing over time, but now they are engulfing the secular non-denominational domain, the PUBLIC school, where all children should go to receive a modern education.  This is not a place where 'religious rights' in the Charter ought to be wielded as a cudgel & overlaid on the curriculum.  Imagine if all religious groups started asking for special concessions & periods of time devoted to their own old religious texts during the school day.  I recall one group, described by media as 'anti', included people who described themselves as Hindu -- others showed up to agree with this group, saying public school  is no place for religion.  Indeed, people do not need to differentiate themselves by religion -- and use religion to segment themselves within the public domain. Different factions of a single religion may disagree to the point of war; multiply that by no. of different religions. Result: multiplication by divisions within society.