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Train pedestrian collision investigated in Cobourg

By Paul Martin Feb 9, 2026 | 4:10 AM

Cobourg Police investigated a train-pedestrian fatality on Sunday.

Officers responded to D’Arcy Street just south of Kerr Street shortly after 6 pm for a suspected pedestrian fatality involving a train.

D’Arcy Street was closed for several hours while Police and the Coroner investigated. 

They cleared the scene and reopened the road around 10:30 pm.

No other details were provided.