Child, two adults injured as car wipes out bus shelter

by The Bulldog • December 29, 2015

A five-year-old and two adults were injured when a car smashed into a bus shelter on Victoria Park Avenue near St. Clair Avenue East . The three were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

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