Nearly a year after an all-terrain vehicle rolled over and killed three people on the Columbia Icefields near Jasper, Alta., police say the results of the investigation will take a few more months.
On Thursday, RCMP issued a media release saying the general investigation section’s report should be expected in the fall.
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On July 18, 2020, a glacier sightseeing bus rolled off a road on its way to the Athabasca Glacier at the Columbia Icefield.
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The bus rolled about 50 metres down an embankment and came to rest on its roof.
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3 dead after sightseeing bus rolls at Columbia Icefields near Jasper -
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Lawsuit filed against tour bus operators in fatal Columbia Icefield rollover -
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Former drivers say Columbia Icefield tour buses frought with safety issues, poor maintenance -
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Jasper tour bus removed as fatal Columbia Icefields crash investigation continues -
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Columbia Icefield bus crash survivor believes seatbelts could have saved girlfriend’s life -
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Tour bus crash victim remembered as an ‘angel’ -
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Injured Columbia Icefield bus crash survivor coping with deaths and injuries of loved ones
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There were 27 people on board at the time and 14 of them suffered life-threatening injuries.
In December, RCMP said it would be at least spring before the investigation into the rollover was completed.
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