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Vehicle flips onto its side in Kitchener crash

Vehicle flips onto its side in Kitchener crash

CTV News11 hours ago
A vehicle was flipped onto its side following a collision on July 3, 2025. (Submitted: Emma Valencia)
Multiple vehicles were involved in a Kitchener collision on Thursday.
The Waterloo Regional Police Service were called to the intersection of Westmount Road East and Greenbrook Drive in Kitchener at 5 p.m.
In an email at 6:13 p.m., police said there was no word of injuries or charges at the time.
Viewer submitted video showed one of the vehicles involved had flipped onto its side, and two other vehicles had front-end damage.
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