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VistaPrint confirms two staff members killed in Ontario head-on crash

Cimpress, the parent company of VistaPrint, identified two employees among three victims of a multi-vehicle collision on County Road 22.

By Fernando Rojas ·

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Two employees of VistaPrint died in a head-on collision on County Road 22 in Essex County, Ontario. Cimpress, the parent company, confirmed the identities of the two colleagues on Thursday. The crash is part of a series of three-vehicle accidents that left three people dead and two others critically injured.

The sequence began around 6 a.m. on Wednesday. Ontario Provincial Police reported that one vehicle was driving on the wrong side of the road. That car struck another vehicle, causing minor damage to both, with no immediate injuries reported in that first impact. The first vehicle continued down the road and then collided head-on with a third car.

Both drivers involved in the final head-on impact died at the scene. A passenger from each of the two vehicles involved in the head-on crash was transported to Windsor Regional Hospital with life-threatening injuries. One of those passengers later died at the hospital. The second passenger was airlifted to a facility in London.

Cimpress released a statement to CTV News expressing its grief. The company said it was deeply saddened by the tragic incident involving its colleagues. It stated that its thoughts and condolences were with the families and loved ones of the victims. The firm noted it is focused on supporting remaining employees and ensuring they have access to necessary resources and care.

The company said it will not share further details at this time, out of respect for the privacy of those involved and their families. The crash remains under investigation by authorities.

Source: CKLW

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