Wednesday March 6th – 4pm
Posted Mar 6, 2013 01:28:47 PM.
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4:07- Yesterday’s truck crash killed 2 people and the eastbound lanes of the highway were closed for about 11 hours as the truck as pulled from the water and police began their investigation. Interview with the President of the Ontario Trucking Association David Bradley.
4:12- David Bradley, President of the Ontario Trucking Association. Re: The bodies of two people were found after a transport truck went off the highway and plunged into the Nith River yesterday (near Trussler Road). The body of the driver was taken to Hamilton General Hospital for an autopsy. The eastbound lanes of the highway were closed for about 11 hours as the truck as pulled from the water and police began their investigation. The truck was hauling laptops from Chicago to Mississauga. Q’s: How safe are the transport trucks?
4:24- Truck crash. A new kind of Beer Store has opened in Kitchener.
4:34- The Beer Store in Kitchener on Bleams Road, East of Homer Watson Road, has added a drive-thru. according to reports, the store sells 25,000 hectoliters (a unit of 100 litres) of beer per year, putting it in the top 10 beer stores in the province. So it only made sense that when Beer Store officials began looking at ways to move customers through more quickly that they hit upon the idea of installing a drive-thru. Open since the beginning of February, the drive-thru Beer Store has been a success.
4:42- The Beer Store Drive-Thru. Q’s: Good idea or bad idea? Does this raise drinking and driving concerns?
