Critical injuries reported in Burlington head-on collision

Critical injuries are being assessed after a head-on collision in Burlington Tuesday, Ontario Provincial Police say. Emergency services were called to the scene on Highway 5 just east of Highway 8 after 7 a.m. There’s no word on how many people were injuried in the crash. Police say to expected a lengthy closure between the […]

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