Toronto, Nov. 2 -- The new government in the Canadian province of Quebec will prohibit all religious coverings, including turbans and niqabs, from elementary schools, in a move that adds restrictions to those already in existence. The impact will mostly be on young Sikh, Muslim and Jewish children. The separatist Parti Quebecois came into power in the provincial election held in October and the ban on school children wearing overt religious attire was part of its platform. "We were elected on this base, and it's on this that we're going to work," the province's education minister Joel Arseneau said, according to the outlet Montreal Gazette. In September, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, now the province's Premier, said, "It's accepted that when yo...