The Ontario Provincial Police have identified the person killed when an eastbound CN freight train collided with a car at Ontario Street in Colborne on July 7.
Police say Rosalie Haddow, 55, died when her car was struck by the train at around 6:30 p.m. that day. Haddow, who was from Gravenhurst, Ont., was pronounced dead at the scene. Roads in the area were closed for about five hours for the investigation.
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While officers with the Northumberland OPP are continuing to investigate the cause of the collision, they say they do not suspect foul play.
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