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Rollover results in minor injuries

Rollover results in minor injuries

A vehicle rollover on chemin de Calumet Est in Clarendon on March 9 sent two people to hospital with minor injuries.

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Caleb Nickerson
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CALEB NICKERSON

CLARENDON March 9, 2019

Emergency crews responded to a vehicle rollover just outside Shawville on March 9 that sent two people to hospital with minor injuries.

According to Sûreté du Québec Sgt. Marc Tessier, the accident occurred around 5 p.m. on Saturday on Chemin de Calumet Est near the intersection with Chemin Draper.

Tessier said the two occupants, a man and a woman, were taken to hospital with minor injuries. He added that the crash occurred at a curve in the road and that speed likely contributed to the accident.



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