A night view of the Canadian Museum For Human Rights is shown in Winnipeg on September 16, 2014. The Quebec government's latest attempt to legislate on secularism could find its way into the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg. The Legault government's Bill 21 would prohibit public servants in positions of authority -- including teachers, police officers, Crown prosecutors and prison guards -- from wearing religious symbols on the job, and the Coalition Avenir Quebec government intends to see it passed into law within a month. The museum, which has exhibits exploring issues that include freedom of religion and conscience, said it is planning to refresh its exhibit on Quebec's attempts to deal with secularism. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods