Three students were injured after a car hit a portable at St. Mary’s High School in Kitchener on Wednesday afternoon, according to Waterloo Regional Police.
Police say that shortly after 1:15 p.m., a car driven by a Kitchener teen was travelling down Lennox Lewis Way when the 17-year-old allegedly lost control of the vehicle on a curve in the road.
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Police say the car left the roadway and hit a cement hydro pole before coming to rest against the portable.
The driver and front-seat passenger did not suffer any notable injuries, according to police.
A female passenger was taken to a Hamilton hospital to be treated for serious injuries.
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All three victims were students at St. Mary’s High School, police say.
No one inside the portable was injured, according to police.
Two other passengers were taken to a local hospital with minor injuries.
Police say they believe speed was a factor in the collision and that charges are pending.
Lennox Lewis Way was closed for several hours as police investigated the incident.
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