Community left shaken after fatal daycare bus crash in Laval

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Community left shaken after fatal daycare bus crash in Laval

It's very shocking,” said Christiane Yelle, a Laval resident in disbelief at the deaths of two young children after a city bus crashed into a Sainte-Rose daycare Wednesday morning. Pamela Pagano reports.

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