Collision in Simcoe closes two roads
St. John's Road West is closed between Forestry Farm Road and Turkey Point Road. Charlotteville West Quarter Line is closed between Charlotteville Road 7 and Charlotteville Road 5.
Police say one person is injured but the extent of injury is unknown.
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