Rainbow Bridge reopens a day after deadly vehicle explosion
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The Rainbow Bridge border crossing between Canada and the United States has reopened after a lengthy closure caused by a deadly vehicle explosion Wednesday.
The Rainbow Bridge border crossing between Canada and the United States has reopened after a lengthy closure caused by a deadly vehicle explosion Wednesday.
The crossing reopened at 6:30 p.m., border officials announced.
According to officials, a vehicle sped down the road leading up to a border checkpoint before leaving the roadway, crossing a median and becoming airborne.
The incident was initially being treated as terrorism, but officials later said they are treating it as a traffic incident.
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"Due to the complexity of the incident, the investigation will take some time to complete," the force said.
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