Nearly a month after a woman died following a crash in Dundas, police have charged the driver involved in the collision.
Police say the 71-year-old Dundas woman was hit by a tow truck while walking through the crosswalk at King and Syndenham streets on Feb. 6.
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She was transported to hospital with serious head injuries and died on Feb. 15.
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Police have now charged a 40-year-old Hamilton man with careless driving.
He is scheduled to appear in court on April 23.
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