Serious tanker rollover closes QEW in Grimsby
Ontario Provincial Police Const. Taylor Konkle said the tanker tractor trailer, which was loaded with malt and water, went into the right-hand ditch and rolled onto its side on the Toronto-bound QEW approaching Christie Street in Grimsby around 1:36 a.m. Saturday.
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