Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say a 27-year-old man from Ottawa died after crashing his motorcycle on Centennial Lake Road in Greater Madawaska on Saturday afternoon.
In a news release, OPP said the single-vehicle crash happened around 1:45 p.m. between Black Donald and Chimo roads.
The driver, who they did not name, later died of his injuries.
The crash happened about 15 kilometres west of Calabogie and 95 kilometres west of downtown Ottawa.
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Police in Thailand on Friday said they have filed criminal charges against a bus operator in connection with a bus fire that killed 23 young students and teachers on a school trip earlier this week, as investigations suggested a gas leak may have caused the blaze. The owner of the bus, identified by police only by her first name, Panissara, was charged with negligence causing death, according to a statement from Pathum Thani Provincial Police. Public outrage over the tragedy has put officials under scrutiny over safety standards after information emerged that the bus had passed an inspection about four months before the fire.
A father-of-four died in Benidorm after a fatal fall on his first ever holiday abroad. Nathan Osman, 30, from Pontypridd, Rhondda Cynon Taf, "suffered a tragic accident" on Saturday morning, his family said. In a statement, they said Mr Osman got lost while trying to return to his hotel.
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Investing.com -- Tesla's (NASDAQ:TSLA) affordable Model 3 compact sedan was no longer available for order in the US on Wednesday, Reuters reported, citing the electric vehicle maker's website.
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Electric vehicles are still coming to America, just slower than anyone expected. Instead, U.S. car buyers just want a good deal. Wednesday, Nikkei reported Toyota would delay U.S. production of an all-electric three-row SUV by several months pushing production into 2026.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Two U.S. senators criticized the Justice Department's plea deal with Boeing struck in July and said the government should take action against the planemaker's executives "responsible for safety failures," according to a letter seen by Reuters. Democratic Senators Elizabeth Warren and Richard Blumenthal in a letter dated Wednesday to the Department of Justice said the government had failed to hold Boeing accountable for a series of safety issues in recent years. "It is past time for DOJ to take action against corporate executives at Boeing who are r esponsible for putting passengers and workers at risk in violation of federal laws and regulations," the letter said.
The comments were made in an open letter to finance minister Rachel Reeves ahead of the Oct. 30 autumn budget, and was signed by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) CEO Mike Hawes and UK heads of several automakers. Britain's ZEV mandate, introduced by the former Conservative government, requires at least 22% of an automaker's new car sales to be purely EVs in 2024.
