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Two people have been killed and two others have been critically injured in a highway crash on Vancouver Island.
RCMP in Campbell River say the two-vehicle accident happened on Highway 19, just north of the city, shortly before 6 p.m. Sunday.
Const. Maury Tyre says in a release that the two people who lost their lives died at the scene.
He says the cause of the crash remains under investigation.
CTV News tweeted that police confirm two tourists from Washington State were the victims. Speed and alcohol are being investigated as possible causes.
Another accident happened on Vancouver Island over the weekend when a bus carrying University of Victoria students skidded off a gravel road near Port Alberni during a school-related trip on Friday evening.
Two of the 45 students aboard were killed.
The university opened up counselling services for survivors on Sunday and says additional support will be offered to help students continue their studies.
