Benali said Francojeunesse has two school bus drop off points, one for the elementary school and one for the kindergarten. At this point, around 9:30 a.m., the school called the bus company, Roxborough Bus Lines, to find out if they had the child. Nick McRae, president of the bus company, told CBC News the call came in just as the bus was pulling into the company's parking lot in Clarence-Rockland, Ont. - Nancy Daigneault, School Bus Ontario executive directorNancy Daigneault, executive director of School Bus Ontario, said what happened was unacceptable. Daigneault said her organization is conducting its own investigation and stressed that school bus travel is still a safe way to send children to school.

Source: CBC News September 06, 2020 07:52 UTC