Some reaction to the highway crash that killed 15 in Manitoba

“I know that all of Canadians stand with people during this very, very difficult time. There are lots of questions, but mostly there are lots of tears right now and we will be there for each other.” — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

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“You plan for this but you hope to not experience it, so it’s been a blur of stuff going on. It’s been an unending flurry of activity. Everyone’s on the same page and we’re connecting. We’ve received tremendous support.” — Dauphin, Man., Mayor David Bosiak.

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“This is an elderly cohort of patients, so recoveries will be long and, of course, can be complicated.” — Dr. Shawn Young, chief operating officer of Health Sciences Centre Winnipeg.

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“We would like to extend our deepest sympathies to families and friends of our beloved clients and to our community as we work through this heart-wrenching situation.” Quality Care Transit, which operated minibus involved in crash.

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“The Boulet family is absolutely gutted as news came out about the tragedy in Carberry that stole the lives of 15 beautiful people.
Though comparisons between the Carberry tragedy and the Humboldt tragedy exist, our family is focused on lives of so many that are now without a loved one due to the Carberry tragedy. Pain is real. Grieving is real. Please reach out and ask for help as people are there for yo.,” Toby and Bernie Boulet, whose son Logan was among those killed in the 2018 Humboldt Broncos bus crash.

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“It’s a number of things happening when you are probably least prepared for it, when you are trying to comprehend what really has happened and how it’s going to affect your community. You are doing this all at a time when people are grieving and trying to sort out their feelings of what has happened.” – former Humboldt, Sask., mayor Rob Muench.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 16, 2023.

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Some reaction to the highway crash that killed 15 in Manitoba

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