Mayor of western Manitoba community says outpouring of support appreciated

The mood remains somber in Dauphin, Man., as area residents learn more details of a highway crash that killed 15 people and injured 10.

Mayor David Bosiak says people are sad, and the effect on the city and surrounding area will be multi-generational.

Those expressions come from, among others, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who said Canadians stand with those affected by the crash. Bosiak says he expects a decision will be announced Monday on whether a formal vigil or other public event will be held. RCMP are still investigating the fiery crash Thursday between a transport truck and a minibus that was carrying seniors from the Dauphin area to a casino near Carberry, Manitoba about two hours away.

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