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Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark recovering from concussion

Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark said he was feeling OK after the collision, but started noticing dizziness and stiffness later that evening. File / Global News

Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark is recovering from a concussion he suffered in a weekend car crash.

Clark said he was making his way home from a kite festival on Sunday when he was rear-ended while waiting to make a left turn.

The collision caused him to strike another vehicle waiting in front of him.

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He said no one was seriously injured.

Clark said he was feeling OK, but started noticing dizziness and stiffness later that evening.

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He said his doctor told him he was making good progress, but he doesn’t know when he’ll be cleared to return to work.

The 18-year-old driver who caused the collision was ticketed for following too close behind another vehicle.

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