MISSION, B.C. — Emergency Health Services says paramedics are responding to a school bus crash in Mission, B.C.
Spokeswoman Shannon Miller says emergency responders received a report of the crash at about 3:15 p.m. this afternoon.
She says 14 students were on board and all are believed to be in stable condition.
She could not say if anyone was taken to hospital, but said five paramedic units responded to the collision.
The incident occurred on a rural part of Mission on Stave Lake Road.
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