On Sunday, on Québec's most watch current affairs program Tout le monde en parle, two Muslim women appeared to discuss how we can all better get along after the mosque murders. 

The older woman argued for a more secular Quebec where religion is a private matter and where people in authority while at work should not be allowed to wear visible symbols of their faith, and that include teachers. She also argued that if Muslims were discriminated against in the workplace it was because of activists who, by their demands for special treatment for Muslim left prospective employers with the impression that a Muslim employee was a high maintenance employee. 

The younger woman, wearing the traditional head covering argued that more accommodation, more special treatment for Muslims was the road to peace and harmony.

As former Muslim Member of the National Assembly, Houda Pepin warned  governments would rather listen to the activists.