Halloween Is Officially Allowed In Quebec... But Really Only For Children
Premier François Legault has made the announcement that so many of you have been waiting for: Halloween is officially allowed in Quebec — but only really for children.
There will, of course, be a few rules to keep in mind for all you would-be trick-or-treaters.
"Unfortunately, we won't be able to spend Halloween with our friends," he said.
"We have to celebrate it with the other people who live in the same household as us."
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We are going to be able to allow our children [...] to celebrate Halloween.
Premier François Legault
The second rule, he said, is that "people who give out candy should do so by trying to respect the two-metre [distance]."
Legault explained that one way to do that would be to set up a candy station and sit two-metres away from it to greet trick-or-treaters.
"It's not ideal, but the kids will be able to dress up" and go trick-or-treating," said Legault.
"But let me be clear," he continued, "for the adults, there will be no Halloween parties."
"This is only for the kids who are going door-to-door."
With Halloween just two weeks away, it's time to plan your socially-distant trick-or-treating route.
