rockydays: In terms of actual numbers, however, I believe those who identify as non-religious form the fastest growing group. And among Roman Catholics, who form the single largest religious community in this country by far, many like myself are what are called "cultural Catholics" who identify with the religion primarily because of family history but hold largely laissez faire views on social policy. Most mainstream Protestants, who outnumber fundamentalist Christians in Canada, likely hold similar views. As such, it's probably fair to say that a solid majority of the Canadian population broadly supports moderate secularism. This could pose serious problems where secularism collides with the attitudes of more recent arrivals who are attached to conservative religious views. We've had a small-scale glimpse at this conflict in the dispute over the updated sex-ed curriculum in Ontario. We'll likely see more such conflicts in the future.