ENGLEHART, Ont. – Investigators with the OPP’s Temiskaming detachment say a man has died after crashing an All-Terrain Vehicle in Englehart, Ont.
They say the man was driving the ATV Thursday night when, for unknown reasons, he lost control of the machine.
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Police say 64-year old Gary Laflair of Englehart was pronounced dead in hospital.
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Investigators say Laflair was not wearing a helmet at the time of the accident.
Englehart is a town located about 198 kilometres north of North Bay, Ont.
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