BC
Chartered bus victim identified
Mar 8, 2013 / 9:12 pm
The B.C. Coroner's Service has confirmed the identity of a man who died when he was trapped in his burning car near Cache Creek.
Twenty-four-year-old Allen Edward Power of Sorrento was driving a vehicle that collided with a chartered bus on Highway 1, about 15 kilometres east of Cache Creek a week ago.
Five people on the bus carrying Special Olympians were taken to hospital with minor injuries.
The athletes were on their way to a competition in Kelowna in the mid-afternoon, when police say a car travelling in the wrong lane hit the bus head on and burst into flames.
Police said the damage to the car was so extensive that they didn't have a licence plate number.
Coach Calvin Dyck said it was a horrible experience for his athletes because the victim in the burning car couldn't be helped.

Read more BC News

BC Discussion Forum
Government of BC
Wildfire News
Provincial Emergency Program
BC Health Guide
Drive BC
BC Ferries
_

- Ahmadiyya mosque opens in Delta
- BC NDP's bus ride went beyond Hope
- Vancouver man shot dead in Costa Rica
- Company intercepts LSD-laced mail
- Hydro project to go ahead in northern BC
- Pickton victims' families skeptical
- Coroners warn of water danger
- RCMP surround Langley home
- Beware of counterfeit polymer $100's
- Cowichan to close six middle schools
- Tips for staying safe this long weekend
- Body recovered at Golden Ears Park


(Click for RSS instructions.)











