At least 15 people died in a tragic crash in Manitoba, Canada, on Thursday when a bus carrying elderly passengers collided with a truck near Carberry, about 170 kilometers west of Winnipeg. The passengers were heading to a local casino when the accident occurred.

Rob Hill, commander of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Manitoba, confirmed: *“At least 15 individuals were pronounced dead as a result of the collision.”*

Ten others were injured and are now being treated in the hospital. Both drivers survived, but authorities have not yet shared who may be responsible.

Images from the scene showed broken wheelchair seats and walking frames scattered near tarps covering victims’ bodies—capturing the tragedy’s emotional weight.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offered condolences, saying his thoughts are with *“the injured and the families of those who lost their loved ones.”* Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson also expressed sympathy for those affected.

This heartbreaking event highlights the need for constant road safety and vigilance to prevent similar tragedies.