"The kid told him to leave him alone and leave, which the man did," Brabant said, adding the boy immediately told school staff about the incident. 'Monday was too much'The chair of the CSDM, Catherine Harel-Bourdon, says advance polling stations shouldn't be set up in schools during school hours. (Radio-Canada)Harel-Bourdon said the school board has no choice but to accept demands from Quebec's chief electoral officer (DGEQ) to open its schools for advance polling. More days were set aside for advance polling in this election, which resulted in École Louis-Riel being open to the public on Sunday and on Monday, as well. On regular school days, people are not allowed to enter schools without speaking to administrative staff first, she explained.

Source: CBC News September 25, 2018 10:41 UTC