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Timmins police investigating collision at Algonquin Boulevard East and Brunette Road

Justin Barber

May 8, 2026

Timmins police are investigating a motor vehicle collision at the intersection of Algonquin Boulevard East and Brunette Road, the Timmins Police Service said in a May 7 traffic advisory.

Eastbound traffic on Algonquin Boulevard East near Brunette Road may be delayed and subject to temporary restrictions while officers conduct their investigation, police said.

Police asked motorists to avoid the area if possible and use alternate routes or detours until the scene has been cleared.

Police have not said whether anyone was injured, how many vehicles were involved, or how long restrictions will remain in place. The Timmins Police Service said it will provide updates when available.

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