Police have released new details regarding a weekend collision in Oshawa that killed one person and injured eight others.
Police say that their preliminary investigation has revealed that a black Mercedes sedan operated by a Toronto man was headed southbound “at a high rate of speed” when it entered a curb lane and struck a white Nissan being operated by a 41-year-old Oshawa woman.
Police say that the Honda and Chevrolet Orlando then struck multiple other vehicles as part of the chain-reaction collision. Police say that the collision with the chip truck caused its awning to collapse on a male party that was waiting for food at the time.
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