by CARL JOHNSON SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Still clinging to life, a family of five from Calgary who were critically injured on a B.C. highway, are in several different hospitals, says a B.C. Ambulance spokesman.
The unidentified family — including three children between the ages of eight and 16 — was travelling from Calgary to Vancouver early Saturday morning when the vehicle drove off the road near Blind Bay, between Salmon Arm and Sorrento, B.C., about 80 km east of Kamloops.
All five sustained life-threatening injuries and RCMP said fatigue may have contributed to the crash.
Chris Harbord, a spokesman for B.C. Ambulance, said family members have been taken to different hospitals to receive the best medical care possible.
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The third child remains in Kamloops’ Royal Inland Hospital in critical condition.
One of the adults is also in Kamloops while the second is in Kelowna’s hospital, also in critical condition.
Mounties at the Salmon Arm detachment had no further comment when contacted Sunday.
Anyone who witnessed the crash is asked to call the Salmon Arm RCMP detachment at 250-832-6044.