Woman found dead with obvious signs of trauma inside Brampton home
Police were called to a residential neighbourhood in Brampton Friday morning for reports of a disturbance when officers found a dead woman with obvious signs of trauma.
Police were called to a residential neighbourhood in Brampton Friday morning for reports of a disturbance when officers found a dead woman with obvious signs of trauma.
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The three-vehicle crash happened at the intersection of Township Road 554/Cardiff Road, about 12 kilometres north of St. Albert.