EMS have confirmed two people were injured after a car ran into a bus shelter on 14 Street and 90 Avenue S.W. on Tuesday.
Officials told Global News the call came in at around 1:15 p.m..
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One witness told police they think one vehicle may have driven into another and forced that second vehicle into the bus shelter. They also reported one of the victims was a woman standing in the shelter waiting for the bus.
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At 2:40 p.m. EMS said both victims are adult females, believed to be in serious, but stable condition.
Police continue to investigate.
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