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Cyclist in critical condition after collision at Sussex and Bruyère

Ottawa Citizen ·

A cyclist was taken to hospital in critical condition following a collision at the intersection of Sussex Drive and Bruyère Street on Monday morning.

An adult male was taken to hospital in critical condition after a bicycle hit a car, but his injuries were not considered life-threatening, a paramedic spokesperson said Monday evening.

The Ottawa Police Service had said in a social media post that the collision involved a vehicle and a cyclist, but provided no further details.

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