Three teens dead after car crash in Hanover, Ont.: police
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Police in Hanover, Ont., are investigating a car crash that killed three teenagers from the community.
West Grey Police say emergency crews were called to Concession 2 Side Road in the area of Allen Park Road around noon on Tuesday.
Const. Alison Iles says officers arrived on scene to find a smoking vehicle that had flipped over several times before ejecting three of the teens inside.
She says those teenagers were pronounced dead at the scene while a fourth youth found inside the car was taken to hospital and later a trauma centre with life-threatening injuries.
She says the surviving youth was in critical but stable condition as of Wednesday.
West Grey Police and Ontario Provincial Police continue to investigate.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 12, 2025.