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...
TORONTO, ON – Toronto Police were called to the scene of a crash between a black car and a red motorcycle in The Junction area on Wednesday, CTV News reports.
The two-vehicle crash happened at the intersection of Dundas Street West and Keele Street.
At the time of the reporting, police had just arrived at the scene and did not issue closures. Although the southbound and eastbound lanes were affected, leading drivers to use extra precaution when going through the intersection.
Police have not reported any injuries or said whether they cited anyone.
The cause of the crash is under investigation.
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