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McLaren Crash in Toronto: DUI Charge, Injuries

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McLaren Crash in Toronto: Impaired Driving Charge, Luxury Speed Machines on City Streets

A McLaren sports car crashed in Toronto, injuring two people and leading to an impaired driving charge. The incident occurred near Casa Loma, causing traffic disruptions and highlighting the risks of luxury vehicles on city streets at night.

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McLaren Crash in Toronto: DUI Charge, Injuries

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!McLaren Crash in Toronto: DUI Charge, Injuries. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 17th. Welcome to Canada News Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the story. Around midnight, a McLaren sports car smashed up at Spadina Road and Austin Terrace, right by Davenport Road in Toronto. Two folks, a man and a woman, got rushed to the hospital in serious but stable shape. Cobb slapped an impaired driving charge on someone at the scene. Earlier this week, emergency crews lit up the night near Casa Loma after the high-end ride collided hard. Paramedics confirmed the injuries and two McLaren showed up. One wrecked, the other looking untouched. Drivers in the area felt the pinch from the shutdown, but no word yet on bystander reactions or how traffic backed up. The crash highlights risks with luxury speed machines on city streets late at night. Investigators piece it together quick, leading straight to that DUI bust. No other vehicles seemed involved beyond the sports cars. Those back open now, so folks can roll through without hassle. Stay safe out there behind the wheel.

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