A procession of ambulance, police and fire service workers was bringing the bodies of two paramedics — Jenna Croucher, 23, and Mike MacKenzie, 56 — back to their Prince Edward Island home Friday, three days after their ambulance collided with a transport truck in New Brunswick.
‘When one mourns, we all mourn,’ says Pat Madsen, one of the paramedics honouring the P.EI. victims
Nipun Tiwari · CBC News
· Posted: Jul 10, 2026 3:06 PM EDT | Last Updated: 2 hours ago
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The procession began Friday afternoon on Highway 1 near Rothesay, just north of Saint John. (Nipun Tiwari/CBC)
A procession of ambulance, police and fire service workers was bringing the bodies of two paramedics — Jenna Croucher, 23, and Mike MacKenzie, 56 — back to their Prince Edward Island home Friday, three days after their ambulance collided with a transport truck in New Brunswick.
Police said they believe the collision near the Confederation Bridge occurred when the ambulance travelling west collided with a transport truck headed east along Route 16 in Melrose. Anne Martell, a 77-year-old patient in the ambulance, also died in the collision.
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