Highway reopens after pedestrian struck by vehicle in Chelmsford
A Greater Sudbury Police Services vehicle is seen in this undated photo. (File photo/CTV News Northern Ontario)
Highway 144 has reopened in Chelmsford at Edward Street, Sudbury police said Saturday afternoon.
"Officers are on scene for a collision involving a pedestrian who was struck by a vehicle," police said on social media.
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High school soccer game called off after 'verbal and physical exchanges'
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Toronto
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Seneca Polytechnic to temporarily close Markham campus over international student cap
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Ottawa
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