text: I believe Andrew from Toronto has a good point, though I'd suggest staying away from the verb "intermingle." Whatever distance you have in mind, that verb probably gets a little too close for most people.
  
  My main comment for this story comes from those words "Saint-Apollinaire is overwhelmingly white, francophone and Catholic." About 90 years ago in Western Canada, which had been white, anglophone, and Protestant, was doing such things as this to Catholics and non-British immigrants, with the help of the Ku Klux Klan. We have to acknowledge our fears, especially the ones that are phobias. Fear kills people.
  
  But it would be interesting, wouldn't it, to see a municipal authority in this land say that religion ends at death, and so it is illegal to to turn away anyone from a cemetery if they can afford a spot there?