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Three People Killed, Four Seriously Injured In Bruce Peninsula Car Crash

28 Aug, 2017 12:53 PM

TOBERMORY, Ont. — Ontario Provincial Police say three people are dead and four are seriously injured following a head-on collision in Bruce County on Saturday night.

Officers say a car driving erratically collided with an SUV in the community of Miller Lake, south of Tobermory, at about 8 p.m. Saturday.

Both drivers were killed, as was the passenger in the SUV.

The car's four passengers were all hospitalized.

One of them was airlifted to a hospital in London, where he remains in critical condition.

The driver and passengers in the car were all from the Mississauga-Brampton area.

No other identifying information has yet been released.

Police are continuing to investigate.

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