Canada schools and universities in the eastern region evacuated over a possible threat.
Montreal:
Some 60 schools and universities in eastern Canada were evacuated Wednesday over a series of threats, including an anonymous bomb threat received by police.
"Police agencies and school administration are evacuating all Prince Edward Island schools due to a potential threat," the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said in a statement.
Students at all primary and secondary schools across the Atlantic island province were taken to designated safe locations, federal police said, with parents anxiously awaiting information about where to pick up their children.
In Nova Scotia meanwhile police were probing an anonymous bomb threat against three university campuses in the province.
The campuses of Nova Scotia Community College in Halifax and in Sydney were shuttered after local police received the threat, at about 7:50 am local time (1050 GMT).
Cape Breton University was also evacuated.
"Police agencies and school administration are evacuating all Prince Edward Island schools due to a potential threat," the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said in a statement.
Students at all primary and secondary schools across the Atlantic island province were taken to designated safe locations, federal police said, with parents anxiously awaiting information about where to pick up their children.
In Nova Scotia meanwhile police were probing an anonymous bomb threat against three university campuses in the province.
The campuses of Nova Scotia Community College in Halifax and in Sydney were shuttered after local police received the threat, at about 7:50 am local time (1050 GMT).
Cape Breton University was also evacuated.
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