Police in Waterloo charged a teenage girl in connection with the collision that sent four youths to hospital earlier this month.
Waterloo Regional Police Service said on Oct. 6, emergency services were called in to a single-vehicle collision in North Dumfries Township, just outside of Cambridge.
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Police said the driver, a 15-year-old girl from Cambridge, lost control of the vehicle and hit a hydro pole.
The driver and three passengers, all under the age of 16, were taken to hospital with serious injuries.
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Three of the youths have since been discharged, and one youth remains in a hospital outside their region.
On Thursday, police charged the 15-year-old driver with three counts of dangerous driving causing bodily harm, driving without a licence, speeding and two counts of stunt driving.
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