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At least 15 killed in Canada highway crash after truck hits bus in Manitoba

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Bus crash in Manitoba, Canada

At least 15 people killed after a semi-trailer truck hit a small bus.
The bus was carrying about 25 people, most of them elderly.
Ten other people were injured and taken to hospital.
The drivers of both vehicles were alive.
The crash occurred near the town of Carberry, about 170 km west of Winnipeg.
The cause of the crash is under investigation.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson have expressed their condolences.

Previous fatal bus crashes in Canada

In April 2018, 16 people died after a truck hit a bus transporting a junior hockey team in Saskatchewan.
In 1997, a bus carrying seniors plunged into a ravine in Quebec, killing 44 people.

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