What nonsense!

There is no need today for multiple religion based cemeteries, why we currently have such is a reference to the past, not the present or the future.

Religious freedom in Canada is also not without limitations, our Charter specifically allows for limitations on the very Rights and Freedoms enshrined within our Charter.

A Democratic society only exists by the will of the people, which means majority rule. The majority in this instance voted and ruled against the new cemetery, end of story, life goes on.

At least life goes on for those who understand beliefs must be dynamic (ever changing) and not static (un-changing). That has been religions problem for centuries, the rest of the world has advanced while religions are stuck in a past which no longer exists.

A world dominated by static beliefs, is a world doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past. A perfect example is the middle east, a place still living in the dark ages.