Ontario Premier Doug Ford unharmed after collision on highway 401
January 8, 2025
Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s office says the premier is all right after a vehicle he was travelling in today was involved in a collision.A spokesperson says the crash involving the Ontario Provincial Police vehicle happened on Highway 401 earlier today.
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