It's a tough choice to make between the charter of rights guaranteeing freedom of religion and expression and wanting to ban a symbol clearly supressive to women. Even if women wear it by their own will it is just accepting submission as a woman's lot within that belief. Religious garb in any form is hard to understand for a non believer. Mennonite women with long skirts and wearing bonnets or nuns wearing dresses to show modesty seem as much out of touch with a liberal and more secular world. Maybe in the long run education and exposure to the enlightened part of Western culture will do a better job in changing minds than legislation which potentially will bring resistance and perhaps even strengthening of obscure supressive religious traditions.