Members of Shania Twain's production crew were involved in a serious accident while traveling between concert dates on the Queen Of Me tour. The incident occurred as the crew's bus and a truck were making their way from Winnipeg, where Twain had performed the night before, to Saskatoon. This nine-hour journey came to a halt when multiple vehicles encountered dangerous driving conditions due to inclement weather.

According to Maverick Management, one crew bus and one truck from the tour were involved in the highway accident. The company stated that crew members who required medical attention were swiftly taken to nearby hospitals. The emergency services teams were commended for their quick response and ongoing support, with the management asking for patience as they take care of their touring family.

Fortunately, country singer Shania Twain was not aboard the bus at the time of the crash. The 58-year-old artist is currently on her Queen Of Me tour, performing in various cities across Canada. Twain's representatives confirmed that she was not involved in the accident and provided a statement to Fox News Digital regarding the incident.

Authorities in Saskatchewan and Winnipeg were contacted for further details about the collision. The specifics of the accident, including the cause and extent of injuries, have yet to be disclosed. It remains unclear if Twain's upcoming concert in Saskatoon at the SaskTel Centre will proceed as scheduled.

The Queen Of Me tour, which kicked off in April, has seen Twain perform in both the United States and Europe. This particular leg of the tour consists of four remaining dates in Canada before Twain heads to Las Vegas for her third residency from May to December next year. The singer is set to conclude her 76-show tour in Vancouver next week.

As fans await updates on the condition of the crew members and the status of the upcoming concert, concerns for their well-being and wishes for a swift recovery continue to pour in.