No serious injuries after vehicle slams into Tim Hortons in Saskatoon

No serious injuries were reported after a car was driven through the wall of a Tim Hortons in Saskatoon on Thursday afternoon.

Saskatoon police were called to a collision between a vehicle and the west side of a building in the 3100-block of Clarence Avenue South just after 2 p.m.

Around 20 customers and employees were inside the restaurant at the time.

Police said their initial investigation indicated a 62-year-old woman driving the car may have accidentally accelerated instead of applying the brake.

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No one appeared to be seriously hurt. They were assessed at the scene by Medavie Health Services West paramedics.

Around 24 hours prior, the Saskatoon Fire Department was called to a Dodge Journey that struck a parked Jeep Grand Cherokee and subsequently collided with the garage door of a house on Junor Avenue.

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