Woman Dies After Being Hit by Light-Rail Train in Waterloo, Ontario: Police
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- A woman died after a light-rail train struck her in Waterloo, Ontario, on Saturday night.
- Police said officers attempted life-saving measures, but the woman died at the scene.
- Investigators said no charges have been laid.
A woman died after an ION light-rail train struck her near Dutton Drive in northern Waterloo, Ontario, police said.
Waterloo regional police found the pedestrian after the collision on Saturday night and attempted life-saving measures. The woman died at the scene.
Police investigated the crash and said no charges have been laid. The ION service operates 19 stops between northern Waterloo and southern Kitchener.
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