Provincial Police continue to investigate the circumstances behind a tragic
three vehicle collision in northwestern Ontario. A group of 25-cyclists on a
cross country tour were travelling on the Trans-Canada Highway and were passing
through the area of Red Rock on Tuesday when 2-of the cyclists were struck by an
eastbound truck. The truck then hit two westbound vehicles. The cyclists,
65-year-old Robert Booth and 69-year-old Irene Booth of North Glengarry, near Ottawa, were pronounced dead at the scene. Two residents of Austin, Texas in the
eastbound truck were transported to hospital with injuries. Two others in the
involved vehicles were also sent to hospital.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Police Identify Accident Victims
Provincial Police continue to investigate the circumstances behind a tragic
three vehicle collision in northwestern Ontario. A group of 25-cyclists on a
cross country tour were travelling on the Trans-Canada Highway and were passing
through the area of Red Rock on Tuesday when 2-of the cyclists were struck by an
eastbound truck. The truck then hit two westbound vehicles. The cyclists,
65-year-old Robert Booth and 69-year-old Irene Booth of North Glengarry, near Ottawa, were pronounced dead at the scene. Two residents of Austin, Texas in the
eastbound truck were transported to hospital with injuries. Two others in the
involved vehicles were also sent to hospital.
