3 people injured after a multi-vehicle crash in Milton

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Posted November 26, 2020 7:19 am.

Last Updated November 26, 2020 7:34 am.

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Three people are injured after a collision in Milton on Thursday morning.

Halton Police were called to the area of James Snow Parkway and Esquesing Line around 3:30 a.m.

Police say a tractor-trailer was stopped at the intersection and was struck from the rear when a a pickup truck and SUV collided behind it.

Three people were brought to hospital, two with serious but non-life threatening injuries and another with unknown injuries.

Police two of the injured were trapped in the wreckage and needed to be rescued.

An investigation is ongoing.

James Snow Parkway remains closed north of Steeles between Esquesing Line to Boston Church Road.

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