BOIS-DES-FILION, Que. – A Quebec provincial police officer has died from injuries suffered during a speed trap operation north of Montreal.
Donovan Lagrange, 33, was struck on the side of a highway Saturday afternoon while walking back to his own vehicle after pulling over a car near Bois-des-Filion.
Get daily National news
A spokesman for the force says Lagrange was taken to a nearby hospital where he died late Saturday.
The driver who hit Lagrange could face charges if investigators determine the province’s new move-over law wasn’t respected.
The law introduced this summer requires drivers to slow down and provide more room for emergency vehicles.
Lagrange is the second Quebec provincial police officer to die on the roads over the last 10 days.
A 23-year-old officer crashed into two trees northeast of Montreal on Sept. 27 as she was responding to a call about domestic violence.
- Ottawa apologizes, announces $45M compensation for Nunavik Inuit dog slaughter
- Nations have agreed to $300B for climate funding. How will they pay for it?
- Canada Post says no ‘major breakthrough’ in talks as strike enters 2nd week
- Nova Scotia Tories appear safe with Liberals, NDP battling for second: polls
Comments