Don't know where to vote today? Don't call 911 to find out, Laval police ask

It's federal election day across Canada Monday, and those who are just catching up with that news now - or have simply been dawdling - are understandably scrambling for information.

But calling 911 to find out where to vote and when?

Apparently that's a thing, at least in Laval.

Laval police announced Monday that its 911 call centre has received inquiries from people seeking voting information, and it has issued a plea to the public asking them to not do that.

[Jour d'élection ��️] C’est jour d’élections fédérales aujourd’hui. Nous recevons plusieurs appels à notre centrale 911 afin de savoir où et quand voter. Afin de faire votre devoir de citoyen, consultez le site Web d' @ElectionsCan_F.

➡️ https://t.co/jT1Z1u6q78

— Police Laval (@policelaval) October 21, 2019

As Laval police suggested in their tweet, Elections Canada's voter information site is the place for any last-minute information you need to get out there and do your civic duty.

You can also find all of CTV News's election coverage - including live results Monday night - here.