Woman dead, three injured in Huntsville, Ont., crash: Police
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Provincial police say a 46-year-old woman is dead after a two-vehicle crash Sunday afternoon in Huntsville, Ont.
Ontario Provincial Police say the crash happened just after 2 p.m. on southbound Highway 11 at Allensville Road, around 200 kilometres northeast of Toronto.
Police say the crash happened between a compact car and an SUV, though the cause of the crash is not currently known.
Two people from the SUV were transported to hospital while one was airlifted to a local trauma centre in Toronto with serious injuries.
The fourth occupant of the SUV was the woman who died from her injuries on scene.
Police say they are investigating the crash and ask anyone with dash camera footage to contact them.
Police say the driver of the compact car was treated for minor injuries and released.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published August 4, 2025.