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Greenstone Highway 11 Fatal Truck Crash: Your Family’s Rights After a Commercial Vehicle Death Someone you love is not coming home. A 40-year-old man from Timmins left on a Wednesday and did not arrive. On Highway 11, just east of where Highway 584 cuts across, a commercial tractor-trailer collided with the pickup he was driving. He did not survive. The Ontario Provincial Police closed that stretch of highway for ten hours — from five in the evening until three the next morning — while investigators worked the scene in the dark of a northern Ontario road. Then the police said something that may have stopped you cold. “Police say there is no evidence to support any charges at this time.” We need you to hear this clearly: those words do not close the door on your family’s case. They open a different one. Criminal charges require proof beyond a reasonable doubt — the highest standard in the legal system. A civil wrongful death claim requires proof on a balance of probabilities — that it is more likely than not that someone’s negligence caused the death. Those are fundamentally different doors, and the absence of criminal charges does not establish the…