Toronto police say a pedestrian was taken to hospital after being hit by a van in the city’s downtown core on Monday.
Emergency crews were called to Alexander and Yonge streets, just north of College Street, for a pedestrian-involved collision.
Paramedics told Global News they took a man in his 60s to a local trauma centre in serious condition.
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There is no word on if the driver remained at the scene.
Police were at the scene investigating the collision.
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