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Elderly Man Killed in Quinte West Crash

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Elderly Man Fatally Struck by Car in Quinte West, OPP Investigating

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Elderly Man Killed in Quinte West Crash

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Elderly Man Killed in Quinte West Crash. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 19th. This is Canada News Today, driven by AI, a man in his 70s from Belville died after a car struck him on Old Highway 2 and quince a West Saturday night around 8.30pm Ontario. Provincial police got the call to the spot just west the Montrose Road and he was pronounced dead right there on scene. Officers shut down the highway between Aikens Road and Montrose for hours to check out the crash details, but it's fully open again now with no. It charges late so far. This hits hard in a tight knit area like Quince a West where folks rely on those roads daily, reminding us how quick things can turn on busy stretches. Like Old Highway 2, the investigation is still rolling and police have a name the victim or the driver yet, keeping focus on piecing together what went down. If you got eyes on it or dash cam clips, hit up OPP at 1-I-883-101-122 or go anonymous through crime stoppers at 1-802-228-477, that can make all the difference in closing this

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