BOYLE, Alta. – The driver of a vehicle that collided with a school bus north of Edmonton has been charged with impaired driving.
Two of eight students on the bus were treated in hospital for minor injuries.
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RCMP say a car went through an intersection last week on the Buffalo Lake Metis Settlement near Boyle, hit the bus and sent it spinning into the ditch.
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Daisy Ladoucer, who is 31 and from Buffalo Lake, also faces a charge of public mischief.
She is to appear in Boyle provincial court on March 22.
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