November 26th, 1991
A nighttime scene shows firefighters and emergency personnel standing beside a heavily damaged car that was struck by a freight train. The front of the CPR locomotive fills the background with its striped pattern illuminated by scene lighting. First responders examine the crushed vehicle, with equipment and reflective gear visible in the dark surroundings.

London police said two people were killed when a CPR freight train collided with a car at Third Street near Dundas Street Tuesday about 8:10 p.m. The mid-sized car was pushed almost two blocks by the westbound train before the train was able to stop about 100 metres (300 feet) east of First Street. Police did not release identities of the victims, who were pronounced dead at the scene by coroner Archie Grace. A story is on Page B4. (Photo credit: Sue Reeve / The London Free Press)

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