Wrong-way minivan collides with car, killing two people on Vancouver Island
27-08-2026 21:59 via vancouversun.com

Wrong-way minivan collides with car, killing two people on Vancouver Island

Police are hoping to find video footage to help determine how a teenager driving a minivan ended up going wrong direction and became involved in a head-on collision that killed two people. Read More
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