Two crashes on Manitoba roads this past week resulted in the drivers being arrested for impaired driving.
The first crash was Saturday night on Kenaston Boulevard. A pick-up truck hit two people, killing a 31-year-old man and 25-year old woman.
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Then on Monday morning, a multi-vehicle crash closed the north Perimeter Highway during rush hour.
“The vehicles were stopped at the intersection and there was a dump truck in the back and he rear-ended the three vehicles,” said corporal Mélanie Roussel, a RCMP media relations officer.
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Mounties say impaired driving in the province continues to be an issue.
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