Part Of Eglinton Ave. Shut Down After Head-On Collision Leaves Two Severely Injured

A stretch of the busy street between Brimley and McCowan could be off limits for hours.

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Part Of Eglinton Ave. Shut Down After Head-On Collision Leaves Two Severely Injured