says it plans to sue those responsible for a pair of acid spills on a main highway near Trail, B.C., to recover the costs of repairing thousands of damaged vehicles. Two tanker trucks spilled a little less than 300 litres of sulphuric acid in and around Trail on two separate days in April and May. A third, smaller spill of sulphuric acid occurred on Saturday, but it's not yet clear whether any damage associated with that spill has been reported. Ford dealership owner Dan Ashton stands in front of 40 vehicles set for demolition in Trail, B.C. He says all of them drove through the sulphuric acid.

Source: CBC News September 27, 2018 14:09 UTC