A two-vehicle crash in northeast Calgary resulted in one man suffering potentially life-threatening injuries.
The crash happened just before midnight Friday at the intersection of 24 Avenue at 23 Street northeast, just west of Barlow Trail.
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Police say two people were taken to hospital.
The male driver of one vehicle was taken to Foothills Medical Centre with serious potentially life-threatening injuries.
The other driver, an elderly female, was taken to the Peter Lougheed Centre with minor injuries.
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The Calgary Police Service Traffic Unit had the area closed as part of their investigation, but the intersection re-opened at around 5 a.m.
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