The driver was 83-year-old woman, possible with expired licence auto-extended due DriveTest strike. How many unqulified drivers are out on our roads. What do you think?
The Canadian Press
A mother was killed and her 12-week-old baby boy thrown from his stroller, but unharmed, when the two were struck by a car running a red light, Toronto police said Tuesday.
The 28-year-old woman was pushing her child across an intersection in the city's west end when the tragedy occurred just before 1 p.m.
While the child was knocked out of the stroller by the impact his mother became pinned under the vehicle. The woman was pronounced dead just 15 minutes later, while the child was take to hospital and found not to have any injuries, said Const. Hugh Smith.
The driver of the car was thought to be an 83-year-old woman, police said.
People nearby immediately came forward to take care of the infant, said Smith.
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