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Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Publication Date: April 30, 2024 - 07:16

Highway 401 remains closed in both directions in Whitby, Ont., as police investigate deadly collision

April 30, 2024
Ontario Provincial Police say Highway 401 remains closed in both directions in Whitby, Ont., due to an ongoing investigation into a deadly crash involving police.The busy highway is closed between Lake Ridge Road and Brock Street.Provincial police say they hope to open the westbound lanes first, but the eastbound lanes will remain closed until the cleanup is completed.


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