A police officer investigates at the scene of a school bus - truck accident near Crossfield, north of Calgary, Alberta, on Friday, October 25, 2013. Emergency officials say one child is in critical condition following the collision. Reports on the number of children on the bus have varied, but police say at least seven were involved. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Larry MacDougal
October 26, 2013 - 2:16 PM
CROSSFIELD, Alta. - The mayor of an Alberta town where a school bus crash critically injured three children and seriously injured six others says the conditions of all the victims appears to be improving.
Crossfield mayor Nathan Anderson says he visited some of the children in hospital in Calgary on Saturday.
Anderson says two of the boys who had been in critical condition are doing well and are on the mend.
He says the condition of a third boy who was also in critical remains very serious, but the boy is showing signs of improvement.
The bus collided with a truck north of Calgary on Friday, crushing the front end of the bus.
RCMP are still investigating the crash.
The female bus driver was taken to another hospital in serious condition _ her current condition has not been released.
The driver of the truck had minor injuries.
The children on the bus ranged in age from 5 to 13.
News from © The Canadian Press, 2013