N.B. RCMP investigating fatal crash near Shediac
The New Brunswick RCMP says it is investigating a fatal single-vehicle crash on Highway 15 near Shediac.
Police say a vehicle was heading westbound at the time of the incident on Thursday. There is no word on the number of fatalities or how many people were in the vehicle.
A section of Highway 15 between the Ohia Road and Chesley Street exits was closed for more than six hours following the incident.
-With files from CTV News Atlantic's Josh Smith
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A RCMP vehicle is pictured on July 3, 2025. (CTV Atlantic / Callum Smith)
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