Two Men Hospitalized After Thorold Crash

Friday, 23 December 2022 07:47

By Geoff Waterfield

Police say one man suffered life threatening injuries

A serious two vehicle collision in Thorold has sent two men to hospital.

Police say they were called yesterday morning around 9 to Beaverdams Road, to find a man in his 50s from St. Catharines to be in criticial condition with life-threatening injuries.

He was driving a grey Mazda.

The other man, in his 60s from Thorold, was driving a Lexus, and suffered what's believed to be non-life threatening injuries.

The road was reopened around 2:30.

If you have any information concerning this crash, call police.

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Two Men Hospitalized After Thorold Crash

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