Toronto police say a man in his 70s is in life-threatening condition after being involved in a collision in the city’s west end Monday afternoon.
Police said officers responded to a call just after 4 p.m. about a collision on Dundas Street West and Royal York Road.
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Officers arrived on scene and found the man trapped in the car.
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He was removed and rushed to hospital.
Roads are closed in the area as police investigate.
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