Police investigating collision in Woolwich Township
Waterloo Regional Police are currently at the scene of a collision on Arthur Street South.
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Waterloo Regional Police are currently at the scene of a collision on Arthur Street South.
Police are continuing to investigate a serious collision that took place around 9:40 p.m. Friday in Brant County.
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