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Published Sep 17, 2024 • < 1 minute read
CFB VALCARTIER — More than a dozen soldiers were sent to hospital Tuesday afternoon after an accident at a military base in Quebec.
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Capt. Hermione Wilson, a public affairs officer with the Canadian Armed Forces, says the accident took place at Canadian Forces Base Valcartier near Quebec City.
Wilson says the accident in the base’s training area involved two armoured vehicles.
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She says civilian and military emergency services responded immediately to the scene.
Wilson says 16 members of the 5 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group were taken to local hospitals with minor injuries.
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