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Man dies at scene of crash
by Mark Roberts/The AdvanceView all articles from Mark Roberts/The Advance
Article online since September 9th 2008, 8:26
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Man dies at scene of crash
A man was pronounced dead Sept. 8 in Caledonia at the scene of a single vehicle crash involving a fully loaded pulp truck and trailer.
RCMP South Shore Traffic Services and Queens County Detachment members as well as the Caledonia Fire Department and EHS paramedics responded to the crash.
The driver of the truck was not wearing a seatbelt.
Road and weather conditions were good at the time. The collision is still under investigation. Alcohol is not believed to be a contributing factor.
The driver of the truck was not wearing a seatbelt.
Road and weather conditions were good at the time. The collision is still under investigation. Alcohol is not believed to be a contributing factor.
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lynn malone
Comment online since September 17th 2008I was told by members of the dept, and the fire dept, that there was a tire blown out of the front of the truck. I feel that this story was blown out of the water by the press, the fire dept, believed that the accident was caused by a blown tire and there was no mention of it, plus to know if he had seat belt on well there wasn't much left there to tell if he had it on or not. the point is it was a tragic accident and you guys made it sound has if it was his fault, it really could have been a lot better written if you asked questions at the scene. I wouldn't wanted to be that family and have to read the paper.