Stratford, Ont. teen seriously injured in ATV crash
A 14-year-old Stratford, Ont. resident was seriously hurt following a single-vehicle ATV crash in Perth East.
OPP say it happened Tuesday just after 8 p.m. on Road 130 near Perth Line 36.
The driver lost control and was ejected, sustaining life-altering injuries.
The person was transported to a local hospital and then taken to another regional trauma centre.
The investigation continues.
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