Crash involving school bus in Huron County
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One person has ben taken to hospital by air ambulance from the scene of crash involving a school bus in Huron County Tuesday morning.
One person has ben taken to hospital by air ambulance from the scene of crash involving a school bus in Huron County Tuesday morning.
The crash happened around 8:40 a.m. just south of Bluevale on Clyde Line near Cardiff Road.
According to the Avon Maitland District School Board, "A bus that was transporting seven students to Maitland River Elementary School was involved in an incident this morning. Some of the students are receiving medical attention. AMDSB staff are supporting impacted families and students and the investigation as needed."
The Bluevale area received upwards of 20 cm of snow overnight and Clyde Line was snow packed with slippery sections at the time of the collision.
School buses were cancelled in parts of Bruce County this morning as a result of the weather.
No school buses were cancelled in Huron County.
A section of Clyde Line closed for investigation.
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