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IB NEWS OAKVILLE MAN KILLED IN WRONG-WAY HEAD-ON COLLISION DAVID LEA dlea@metroland.com ATTRIDGE €702 ‘8h AeW ‘Aepsinyy | seaveg eitayeo | 2 A 80-year-old Oakville man is dead af- - Supplement Your Income Professional Training ter reportedly driving the wrong way ona 7 Brampton highway resulting in a head-on collision with a transport truck on May 10. a v is tocey 1ake & Cifference in chile’s educetio Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) wt spokesperson Sgt. Kerry Schmidt said the 4 eat crash happened at around 3 a.m. on Hwy. sz 410 near Steeles Avenue. OPP photo = Raeeseeeeereret I ‘ovie "The OPP were notified of a vehicle A Oakville man is dead following a head-on coll with a transport truck in Brampton. eu JES IIE et sonec that was reported travelling northbound Professional Experience not required. Vel in the southbound lanes near Hwy: 407," paid says was the driver ofthe vehicle lanes earlier i in the night," said Schmidt. ve said Schmidt in a social media post. tray wrong way, was pro- “Anyone with information is S asked to “Officers in the area patrolling for the bho 5 ead at the scene. call the Mississauga OPP. If you have a vehicle were unable to locate it. We were The driver of the transport truck was ___ dash cam or information. If you observed then notified of a collision. Asouthbound not injured. this vehicle travelling at any time over- transport truck collided head-on with the Schmidt said the Oakville man was __ night, we would certainly be interested in vehicle that was travelling the wrong alone in his vehicle. speaking with you.” "We have reports that this vehicle was Any witnesses can contact the Missis- war 30-year-old man from Oakville, who _ travelling southbound in the northbound —sauga OPP at 905-858-8670. 1e communily. Grab the opportunity ane Help Malice) elanlaatsle- We are SOOO excited about our 2023 Summer Camp Programs! We can't wait for the laughter that will fill our hallways, the smiles that will greet us and the joy that summer camp will bring to our kids. ea For almost all of our families, the reality is that costs are way beyond their budget. Please consider donating to give a summer to remember! $o ¥ ove To donate online please visit KSM)} Kerr Street Mission . Oakville’s Mission of Hope www.kerrstreet.com/summer-donations Charitable Reg. No. 897106845RRO001 wo9"uo}|ByapIsUt