One person has been killed and three others rushed to hospital after a dump truck and two cars collided on Highway 27 in northwest Toronto.
The collision occurred around 1:51 p.m. Tuesday on Highway 27 near Humber College Boulevard.
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Paramedics said there is one confirmed fatality while three others were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
There’s no word on their ages or which vehicles they were in.
Paramedics said one of the cars suffered extensive damage, leading them to believe that another person may have also been killed, but this was not the case.
Police have closed down the scene as they investigate.
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