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    One Man Dead After Multiple Pileups On Montreal Area Highways

    The Canadian Press, 08 Feb, 2018 11:38 AM

      MONTREAL — A man in his 70s died and at least 15 people suffered minor injuries Wednesday in one of several pileups on Montreal area highways in the midst of a winter storm.

       

      Provincial police Sgt. Joyce Kemp said the man died when at least 50 vehicles were involved in a crash at about 1 p.m. crash on the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 20) at Mont. St. Hilaire, but could not give an exact number.

       

      Police say several tractor-trailers were involved in the crash, which was likely caused by poor driving conditions due to a winter storm.

       
       

      The westbound lanes of the highway were closed until about 6 p.m. once the damaged vehicles were towed away.

       

      Another pileup on Highway 10 east of Montreal in Eastman, Que., involved about 30 vehicles, with no injuries.

       

      Still another multi-vehicle crash on Highway 30 in St. Constant, Que., closed that road in both directions. One person was taken to hospital to be treated for shock.

       

      A storm that started early Wednesday was expected to last into the night and dump 10 to 15 centimetres of snow in the Montreal area.

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