News: Police investigate pedestrian-train collision outside Exhibition Station
TORONTO, ON – Police are investigating the details behind a pedestrian-train collision that happened outside Exhibition Station on Friday. CTV...
NORTH YORK, ON – A female e-scooter rider was killed in a hit-and-run crash that happened in Bathurst Manor on Wednesday.
Toronto police told Toronto City News that the driver struck the woman riding the scooter around 9 p.m. at the intersection of Codsell Avenue and Goddard Street. The driver did not render aid to the woman and immediately fled the scene prior to first responders’ arrival.
Officers suspect the driver was operating a small, white sedan. Police are working to obtain a description of the suspect and pinpoint the exact cause of the crash.
At Grillo Law, we empathize with the emotional and financial hardships families face after the sudden death of their loved ones. In the event that your family member was killed in a collision caused by the wrongful conduct of another, turn to our legal team. As wrongful death lawyers, we can help you establish liability and recover every cent owed to you for funeral expenses, car repairs, and other lost wages. Contact our firm online or by phone at 416 614 6000.
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TORONTO, ON – Police are investigating the details behind a pedestrian-train collision that happened outside Exhibition Station on Friday. CTV...
BRAMPTON, ON – A motorcyclist was seriously injured after colliding with another vehicle in Brampton on Wednesday. According to CTV...
NORTH YORK, ON – One person was taken to the hospital after a two-vehicle crash in North York’s Willowdale area...
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