How many British Scouts were hurt while on a Canada bus?”
Ten British teenagers have been treated in hospital after their coach was involved in a head-on collision with a lorry in Canada. The coach, carrying scouts and leaders from Lancashire, was on its way to Toronto when the incident happened near Lindsay, Ontario, on Thursday. Those injured suffered cuts, bruises, whiplash and shock. The scouts have all since been released from hospital and had resumed their sight-seeing itinerary of Toronto. The group of 102 scouts, mostly aged 14 to 18, and leaders, were touring Canada when the accident happened at about 1300 local time (1800 BST). Officers said the bus had entered a ditch at the side of the road following the collision. Staff Sergeant Mike Reynolds, of Ontario Provincial Police, said traffic police were continuing their investigation into the cause of the crash. “There was a storm going through the area at the time, there was some extreme weather,” he said. “That will be part of the investigation.” Investigators are expected to release
