Ornge said on Feb. 15 at around 8:50 p.m., one of its helicopters was struck by a green laser from the area of Richmond and Sherbourne streets while on its way back to Billy Bishop Airport.

At 7:30 p.m. Friday, officers say they were called to the 4th Line and 10 Sideroad for a two-vehicle crash involving an eastbound Hyundai and a southbound Ford Escape.

At least one person suffered life-threatening injuries in the crash, according to Quinte West OPP.

Ornge says Dr. Homer Tien will take over as president and chief executive officer, replacing Dr. Andrew McCallum as he retires after seven years in the top job.

The pedestrian was left with serious injuries, and needed to be transported to hospital by air ambulance.

Currently Ornge must use the helipad located next to a parking garage that is approximately 500 metres away from the entrance to the hospital's emergency room and trauma bay.

Emergency crews said they were called to the crash on King Vaughan Road between Pine Valley Drive and Highway 400 shortly after 2:40 p.m. 

Police say charges are pending in connection with the Sunday night incident.

The collision took place at 5 p.m. on May 20 on Sideroad 10 between the 4th Line and the 5th Line.

It's approaching the one-year mark since Ornge air ambulance stopped operating at the Bowmanville Hospital and it's led to a renewed push to find a solution.