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17-year-old dead, three others injured in Lakeshore personal watercraft collision, OPP say
17-year-old dead, three others injured in Lakeshore personal watercraft collision, OPP say

CBC

time2 days ago

  • CBC

17-year-old dead, three others injured in Lakeshore personal watercraft collision, OPP say

One young woman is dead, a second has life-threatening injuries and two others are also injured after a collision involving a single personal watercraft near Couture Beach on Lake St. Clair, according to Ontario Provincial Police (OPP). First responders were called to the scene in the Municipality of Lakeshore at about 2 p.m., OPP Const. Steven Duguay said in a video posted to Facebook. Nearby residents helped them rescue four people. A 17-year-old girl from Essex County was taken to hospital, where she was pronounced deceased from her injuries, Duguay said. A 16-year-old girl was taken to hospital then airlifted to a trauma centre with life-threatening injuries. Two other girls, aged 15 and 17, were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. OPP are investigating the collision, Duguay said.

Eight per cent increase in impaired drivers in OPP West Region
Eight per cent increase in impaired drivers in OPP West Region

CTV News

time09-07-2025

  • CTV News

Eight per cent increase in impaired drivers in OPP West Region

The OPP West Region has seen 880 impaired driving charges so far this year, marking an eight per cent increase compared to the same time period last year. The number marks the highest total in all OPP regions. It also tops the province-wide increase, which sits at three per cent. In Essex County, a total of 117 impaired charges were laid from January until June, topping last year's number by two. But, over the five-year average, Essex OPP Const. Steven Duguay said impaired charges in the county are up 40 per cent. 'We know the dangers of impaired driving, how much it can cost you if you do get caught, having a criminal record, your insurance rates will increase, but it's also the safety of friends and family that are out on the road,' he said. 'Look out for each other. We've shared this message for years and years and years. I just want to repeat it, let's make this thing non-existent anymore.' OPP remind to plan ahead, use designated drivers or ride services when impaired, and report all suspected impaired drivers.

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