News from Canada covering a pickup truck crash, rising photo radar scams, and a hit-and-run suspect's re-arrest.
Several motorists face charges after a pickup truck rolled into a ditch in Collingwood on Tuesday, including two drivers who weren’t involved in the crash.Provincial police say there is a growing trend of fraudsters attempting to cash in on municipalities using automated photo radar programs to scam drivers through text messages.
A 25-year-old Midland man accused of attempted murder related to an alleged hit-and-run over the summer is back behind bars after being arrested over the holidays while out on bail.As residents and businesses welcome a new year, here’s a look at what’s open and closed in Windsor-Essex on Jan.1, 2025
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