The Montreal Fire Department‘s so-called “spiderman” unit carried out a rescue operation early Wednesday morning after a woman fell on Mount Royal.
It happened shortly after 5:30 a.m. and took about an hour to get her on a stretcher and descend the mountain.
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The woman was conscious during the rescue and was taken to hospital.
Details are scarce for the moment. Firefighters will be updating the situation soon.
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