The B.C. Coroners Service is investigating the discovery of three bodies in a remote area west of Parksville on Vancouver Island.
The service says in a statement the bodies were found Sunday in an area known as Whiskey Creek, near the community of Coombs.
The RCMP in Parksville did not immediately comment on the discovery of the bodies.
The Coroners Service says it is early in the investigation and it cannot provide further details at this time.
Moe says he's aware a family member of the woman recently posted online about just learning that Moe was the driver of the other vehicle.
A statement from Coquitlam RCMP says the boy was two-years-old and his mother, who was also hurt, is 36.
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Dr. Theresa Tam said public health officials in each area are trying to target their response to local epidemiology and circumstances, but are "steering in uncertain waters."
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