RCMP are continuing to investigate a “serious collision” on Highway 101 in Waterville, N.S., that sent two people to the hospital on Sunday morning.
Police say shortly after midnight, officers received a call for a two-vehicle collision.
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The driver of a red vehicle, a 27-year-old man from North Alton, N.S., was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries by LifeFlight.
The driver of a white vehicle, a 26-year-old man from Wilmot, N.S., was transported to hospital with minor injuries.
Both drivers were the only occupants in their respective vehicles.
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Highway 101 between exits 14 and 15 was closed as a traffic analyst examined the scene.
The highway has since re-opened. The investigation is ongoing.
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