Four-vehicle crash near Guelph closes road
File photo. (CTV News)
A four-vehicle crash west of Guelph has resulted in road closures.
In a social media post at 4 p.m., Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) said roads have been shut down at the intersection of Wellington Road 30 and Township Road 3.
Non-life-threatening injuries have been reported.
The crash is under investigation, police said.
More to come.
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