More questions than answers regarding fatal crash at Kingston’s Royal Military College
lost their lives when their vehicle plunged into the water of Lake Ontario early Friday morning.
It looks like business as usual at Kingston’s Royal Military College, with no flags at half staff and nothing on the surface that would indicate any kind of disruption in routine.
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