Durham Regional Police say a two-year-old child has “significant” life-threatening injuries after being hit by a vehicle in Ajax on Sunday.
Emergency crews were called to Williamson Drive at around 7:18 p.m. for reports of a collision.
Police said the child in a stroller was struck when “the driver of the vehicle was reversing into his driveway.”
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The child was taken to SickKids hospital where they remain in life-threatening condition. As of Monday morning, there is no change to the child’s condition, police said.
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Police would not say who was pushing the stroller at the time of the incident.
The gender of the child was not released.
The driver remained on scene, police said.
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