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Charges laid after cyclist hit by minivan in Burlington

By Rick Zamperin 900 CHML

Posted April 16, 2018 9:38 am

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Halton Regional Police have charged the driver of a minivan after a cyclist was injured in a collision in March. Twitter/Halton Regional Police

Charges have been laid after a cyclist was hit by a vehicle in Burlington last month.

Investigators say the cyclist, an 11-year-old girl, was travelling east on Dundas Street on March 17 when she was hit from behind by an eastbound minivan.

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Halton Regional Police say the driver of the van, Dominique Denver, 40, of Oakville, has been charged was careless driving.

The cyclist remains in serious but stable condition.

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