Two hurt as car slams bakery shop near Jane and Wilson

by The Bulldog • May 8, 2016

Two people have gone to hospital after a car crashed into the Tung Hong Bakery in a mall near Jane Street and Wilson Avenue Sunday. A man is said to have serious head injuries. Another victim has non-life-threatening injuries.

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