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No injuries in highway accident near Pasadena

Gary Kean | Posted: Dec. 3, 2018, 8:32 p.m. | Updated: Dec. 3, 2018, 8:35 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Neither the man nor the woman travelling east in this Ford SUV were hurt when the man driving lost control and went off the road on a slushy section of the Trans-Canada Highway near Pasadena Monday morning. The couple, who said they were heading to St. John’s were waiting for a tow out of the deep snow before resuming their trip.
Neither the man nor the woman travelling east in this Ford SUV were hurt when the man driving lost control and went off the road on a slushy section of the Trans-Canada Highway near Pasadena Monday morning. The couple, who said they were heading to St. John’s were waiting for a tow out of the deep snow before resuming their trip. - Gary Kean

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Neither the man nor the woman travelling east in a Ford SUV were hurt when the man driving lost control and went off the road on a slushy section of the Trans-Canada Highway near Pasadena Monday morning.

The couple, who said they were heading to St. John’s, were waiting for a tow out of the deep snow before resuming their trip.

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