Two teenagers are in critical condition after being struck while riding a scooter by a another driver who police say was intoxicated.
Emergency services were called at 2:30 a.m. Sunday to a residential neighbourhood in Deux-Montagnes, Que., north of Montreal, to the scene of the crash.
The two victims on the scooter, both 15-years-old, were taken to hospital in critical condition. As of Sunday afternoon, health officials said they are both still critical but have stabilized and are expected to survive.
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The driver, 25, who was alone in the vehicle, was arrested for impaired driving.
Deux-Montagnes police say they are certain that alcohol was involved in the crash.
According to authorities, the scooter had just completed a stop at an intersection when it was struck by the impaired driver going at full speed, who did not appear to see the teens nor the stop sign.
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–with files from the Canadian Press
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