(BlackburnNews.com file photo)

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Driver Injured In Rollover

By Stephanie Chaves

September 7, 2016 - 12:07pm

One person was taken to hospital with significant injuries after a single vehicle rollover late Tuesday afternoon in St.Clair Township. Lambton OPP were called to Kimball Rd. south of Petrolia Line around 5pm. Police say a GMC Envoy left the road and rolled several times striking a hydro pole. The lone occupant was taken to hospital with significant but non-life threatening injuries. There was a temporary hydro disruption as a result of the crash. Police continue to investigate.

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