Halifax Regional Police say two cyclists were injured in two different collisions in the city Wednesday morning.
HRP spokesperson Const. John MacLeod says the first collision happened around 8 a.m. in the 5500 block of Almon Street.
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MacLeod says a person was exiting their parked vehicle and the cyclist collided with the door.
The second collision happened about an hour later in the 2100 block of Gottingen Street.
MacLeod says a 47-year-old cyclist collided with a vehicle as it was making a left turn.
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Both cyclists received non-life-threatening injuries and were sent to hospital.
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MacLeod does not believe charges will be laid.
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